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Entertainment Sector Gets the Green Light

The partial reopening of the entertainment sector, effective Thursday, July 1. Small events with no more than 100 persons in total and large events with more than one hundred (100) persons. But for one Soca Event Director, more clarity is needed if there is to be full compliance with the crafted protocols.

And as the summer holiday inches closer, Marlon Campbell says there is a fear among members of the industry, that once again the entertainment fraternity will be blamed if there is to be a spike in COVID-19 cases.

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