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Events won’t be limited to fully vaccinated

June 27th, 2021
Published: June 29, 2021 | Updated: June 29, 2021 1 minute read
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As those in the entertainment sector prepare for a comeback, the Barbados Association of Masqueraders has committed to adhering to the stipulated maximum of 150 to be allowed at events, parties or limes.

Vice President Brian Worrell of Colorz admits during a recent meeting with the Prime Minister not everyone was happy with that number.

He says plans are advancing to make it work in the safest possible way noting however the group intends to push for an increase.

Mr. Worrell, who was speaking on CBC TV8’s Festival Stage, says events will not be limited to people who are fully vaccinated.

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