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Editor –
I was very uneasy to see the volumes of people in town last week. While I understand that it was time for grant payment and people were out and about to do their month-end shopping, what struck me was the disregard most people showed for social distancing and wearing of face masks.
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The queues to the shops and grant collection points were teeming with people who were standing within inches of each other, conversing without face masks.
I think that more enforcement needs to be done, not only by law enforcement officers but by store staff as well.
While I acknowledge that it is an individual’s decision, I think that if people are reminded of and forced to comply with the rules to prevent the spread of Covid-19, they might practice them.
The situation in town last week was out of control. If just one person was infected, we could have a nightmare on our hands. The overcrowding in town must be controlled.
For the sake of our community, I am begging people to please adhere to the laws and regulations that govern us during this time. It is for your own benefit.
Concerned Resident
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