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Following last weeks Florida state wide ban on celebrations for Halloween, many other east coast states are following with similar ordinances. Georgia, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, and Alabama have pushed through emergency rulings effectively banning Halloween costumes within their respective states. "It's not a total ban" said Governor Charlie Crist responding to questions today. City approved haunted houses and events can go ahead. But costumes and private parties are not allowed this year. Anyone who hosts a private Halloween party will be risking a heavy fine. It will be a misdemeanor offence." "I wish the Governor would explain that to my 5 year old daughter when I have to tell her that there will be no trick or treating this year" said Maria Lomas, one of a dozen mothers protesting the move outside city hall today. A spokesperson for the Governor said last week that "at this point, the Governor feels it would be unwise to allow celebratory parties and functions of this nature. The police have a difficult time right now responding to hundreds of 911 calls every hour from people concerned that they may have seen someone of a suspicious and deceased nature. Most of these calls are unfounded.The chaos caused by people adopting ghoulish dress would make it almost impossible for emergency services and the national guard to distinguish a costume from a real undead." Several
FEMA emergency refugee stations have been set up at Fort Stewart in
Georgia. For
updated information including assigned evacuation points, school closure
information and emergency assistance: Latest reports: Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. Nine more undead discovered. Including James E. Loy State Park Ranger, Gino and Stacey Fante - Hikers missing since last Tuesday, and six, more at present unidentified, individuals. Three more suspected illegal 'Zombie Hunters' were arrested and taken into custody today. They failed to provide government issued undead hunters permits. Golden Glades . A family of three was discovered attacked and reanimated on 148th street yesterday. The attacker/s have not been located at this point. Miami Downtown . Large scale looting of downtown stores has been reported. National Guard teams have arrested 107 suspected looters. Ojus. An unidentified, elderly, fully reanimated male was reportedly found bound and dumped in a dumpster early this morning off NE. 190th st. Police are appealing for information. i95. A large disturbance was reported at one i95 checkpoint yesterday. Frustrated motorists who have had to spend up to 8 hours waiting to exit the quarantine area vented their frustrations on local police enforcement and guards. 19 people were arrested. Miami is in a quarantine situation. All non essential traffic is prohibited within the effected boundaries. Residents are allowed to leave the area, but please be advised that you will face long waits at government processing centers before an exit visa is permitted. A 6.00pm - 6.00am curfew is also in effect. Beaches along the Florida coast remain closed until further notice Florida
Police have requested that the public remain vigilant and report any
corpses, living or dead, that wash ashore. They have released a special
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