PSNI receive reports that large numbers visiting NI beauty spots, beaches and parks - appeal not to travel for daily exercise
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In an online post police say they "would like to remind everyone of the advice from our public health partners and Northern Ireland Executive about social distancing and movement".
"We would encourage people not travel to popular beaches or beauty spots for your daily exercise if it is not necessary, as social distancing may not be achievable where large crowds are gathered.
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Hide Ad"Please help us by staying at home as much as possible so that we can be sure our roads, streets, villages, towns and cities are safe for everyone and so that we can all maintain a safe social distance.
"Each of us can play our part to help prevent the spread of #COVID19, protect the NHS and save lives and it is important we continue to adhere to Northern Ireland Executive regulations.
"#StayHomeSaveLives"
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