Haringey Council’s director of public health has warned residents the pandemic is “far from over” and urged people to follow social distancing rules on the borough’s high streets.
Dr Will Maimaris said it is essential that when people visited pubs and restaurants they only do so with groups of a maximum of two households, where those in “support bubbles” count as a single household”.
He said: “It’s really great that people are supporting local businesses and restaurants and we encourage people to continue to do so.
“However, we have seen some people not following the guidelines and not being respectful of other individuals out on the high street.
“Please remember the coronavirus has not gone away and everyone must play their part in helping to contain the spread of the virus.”
He said this is to make sure the borough avoided the risk of second wave of the virus and a local lockdown.
Cases in Haringey have risen slightly in recent weeks. Between August 20 and August 26, there were 33 positive cases.
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