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    Re: Has this changed again?

    Closing the beach at Norman Manley Beach Park will not solve the problem since you can access the beach at One Mile, Roots, or many other locations. If people chose to disregard the protocols they will.
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    Quote Originally Posted by airswift View Post
    Closing the beach at Norman Manley Beach Park will not solve the problem since you can access the beach at One Mile, Roots, or many other locations. If people chose to disregard the protocols they will.
    Stay Safe.
    If Jamaica is serious about the protocols, the authorities should begin enforcing them for visitors as well as locals. Maybe a fine or removal from the island would get some people's attention.

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    Quote Originally Posted by airswift View Post
    Closing the beach at Norman Manley Beach Park will not solve the problem since you can access the beach at One Mile, Roots, or many other locations. If people chose to disregard the protocols they will.
    Stay Safe.
    Actually it does solve the problem since the problem was the parties at the public Norman Manley Beach Park. They have facilities for sound systems as well as bathrooms, which impromptu, unauthorized parties were being held. Virtually the rest of the beach is owned by the hotel properties. Places like Roots Bamboo will not allow unauthorized parties on their property.
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