MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Joggers without face masks at public parks and golf players are acceptable under Mayor Carlos Gimenez’s idea of gradually “moving to a new normal" during the coronavirus pandemic in Miami-Dade County. JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA - APRIL 17: People are seen at the beach on April 17, 2020 in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. “We have to have toilet paper guards,” Gimenez said, adding Miami-Dade County personnel will be at the parks and golf courses to enforce social distancing. More coronavirus cases at South Florida assisted living facilitiesGimenez implied there are also other public health concerns to consider. “Doctors agree that open-air activities are good for the people’s physical and mental health,” Gimenez said.

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