Miami in Total Lockdown
Golden Beach Quarantine Spreads to City.
Miami. USA- (AP)
Posted: Sept. 26th, 2007

Following the discovery last evening of a reanimator near Turnberry Isle Country club and another possible sighting at Highland Oaks park in Highland Lakes, the Mayor has agreed to include the whole of Miami in its quarantine zone.

This news must come as a bitter pill to Miami's residents, tourist industry and business's in general. It is only the third major quarantine on US soil since the necro-mortosis outbreak began last year. Both New Jersey and parts of Arizona have suffered independently through Government imposed quarantines. Although the outbreaks were both contained, the impact on the local economy was considerable. "Miami has a core tourist trade. It will not be getting tourists for some time." said Mary Jageur of the Miami Independent Tourist Board.

Incidents
The undead male found near Turnberry Isle Country club was effectively removed by National Guard troops late last night. This brings a to a total of seven confirmed cases of walking mortosis within Miami so far. The other reported incident, in Highland Lakes, has so far been unconfirmed. A park security guard employee reported seeing a person of 'undead mannerism and appearance' around Highland Oaks park. Despite a large scale search, nothing has been substantiated at this point.

Regardless of the unauthenticated account, it was enough to prompt city officials to extend the cordon to include all of Miami.

"The one confirmed report from Turnberry Isle Country Club was enough for us to realize that the outbreak has already extended beyond the boundaries of Golden Beach. It is our responsibility to our neighbors to enclose and suppress these incidents before they grow beyond our borders" said a city spokesperson today.

For updated information including assigned evacuation points, school closure information and emergency assistance:
Miami Dade County Emergency resource Management

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 hotline emergency number -
1 800 153 2324

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