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Officials in Miami have declared a state of emergency after huge crowds gathered in the beaches to celebrate the spring break holidaysAn emergency curfew has been imposed for Miami Beach as thousands gathered to celebrate spring break - with reports of fights breaking out.
Revellers had been warned by US authorities to"vacation responsibly or be arrested", as large crowds were seen in the streets with little social distancing and many not wearing masks.read:"Spring break in Miami Beach may be one of the great rites of passage, but only if you plan on following the rules."Otherwise, you might as well just stay home and save yourself the court costs.
Interim city manager Raul Aguila told the Miami Herald he has recommended keeping the rules in place until at least 12 April.