A public park in Miami Beach, which had reopened just five days before, was closed once again on Monday after park rangers issued thousands of warnings to visitors over the weekend because they weren't wearing face masks amid eased coronavirus measures. Miami Beach Police said on Twitter that park rangers issued 7,329 verbal warnings between Friday and Sunday. “A majority of those were in South Pointe Park which is now closed," police said. “Friendly reminder that you MUST wear a face cover when enjoying any one of our open #MBParks,” the City of Miami Beach said in a separate tweet, announcing the closure. The rules for parks and greenspace reopenings posted on the Miami Beach website said organized activities, including sports, fitness classes, or any commercial use activity would be prohibited.

Source: Fox News May 05, 2020 18:11 UTC