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Outdoor events, amusement parks and sports bars to resume starting July 21

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Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie has announced that small outdoor events, amusement parks, water attractions and sports bars will be allowed to resume operations temporarily starting Tuesday, July 21. The arrangement will end on July...

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