Kamla: Safe zones bound to fail

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Kamla: Safe zones bound to fail

OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the safe zones, as currently conceptualised, are bound to fail. In a release on Sunday, Persad-Bissessar said it was yet another piece of legislation from Attorney General Faris Al Rawi that was 'illogical, poorly conceived and bound to fail.' The Government has announced safe zones to mean in-house restaurant dining, bars, casinos and betting halls, cinemas, private members clubs, theatres, gyms and fitness studios and water parks all of which will be operational from October […]

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