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Fish markets closed

By: Sherrylyn Clarke

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Berinda Cox Fish Market, Oistins, Christ Church. (FILE)

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Fish markets across the island are now closed.

The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy took this step due to the advisory from the Barbados Meteorological Services concerning Volcanic Ashfall and minimising any effects as a result.

READ: Volcanic ash and small craft warning

The Ministry also reminds everyone to continue following the COVID-19 protocols as directed. (PR)

 

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