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'There's no corona in the water': Floridians are partying on boats to escape COVID-19, but it's only making the outbreak worse
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- Floridians are riding away from the pandemic in their boats, Francisco Alvarado reported for The Daily Beast.
- But partying on boats is causing an uptick in coronavirus cases in Miami-Dade County, experts told Alvarado.
- Florida is the third worst-hit state by the outbreak and has the most current coronavirus cases.
Floridians are taking to the water to escape the pandemic, but it's only intensifying the situation.
Recreational boating in South Florida — the state's most southeastern region — is seeing "one of its busiest summer seasons in recent memory," Francisco Alvarado reported for The Daily Beast, and it's causing an uptick in coronavirus cases in Miami-Dade County.
"Our data from the Florida Department of Health and intake questions at our ERs and hospitals strongly support that boat parties are contributing to the COVID-19 outbreak in Miami-Dade," Aileen Marty, an infectious-disease professor at Florida International University and adviser to county Mayor Carlos Gimenez, told Alvarado.
County mandates prohibit rafting — roping small boats together — and gatherings of more than 10 on boats and require face masks and social distancing, but locals told Alvarado that boaters were ignoring the rules. Some are chartering boats packed with people for upward of $1,200, Alvarado wrote, while others are hosting Trump boat rallies.
"'There's no corona in the water' is a general statement I hear a lot," Mark Santiago, a local fisherman, told Alvarado.
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