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Lack Of Social Distancing Outside Falmouth Night Venue

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Falmouth resident has written to the press with concerns.

A building with the words little south on it

Although there were security staff there, absolutely no effort was being taken to remind people of the situation and there were several people actually sharing cigarettes in the smoking area.

A concerned Falmouth resident has contacted news outlet, NUB News about the seemingly lack of social distancing being demonstrated outside the town's most popular night venue, Mangos. The anonymous person has written at length that 'Mangos seems to be ruining it for everyone in town'. You can read the full complaint below.

A large group of people are standing outside of a building at night.

I live on Church Street and have to say that Mangos seems to be ruining it for everyone in town.

"To be honest, I was shocked at the complete lack of social distancing. Although there were security staff there, absolutely no effort was being taken to remind people of the situation and there were several people actually sharing cigarettes in the smoking area. I walked past on several occasions and at one point I would guess that there were as many as 50 people squashed into those 'pens'.

I live on Church Street and have to say that Mangos seems to be ruining it for everyone in town. Most premises are acting responsibly by enforcing social distancing as well as closing at a reasonable time so as not to encourage large groups to stay out late.

Add this neglectful behaviour to the regular punch-ups outside their place and Church Street is a very unpleasant place at weekends thanks to them."