Officers waving denser late crowd back from the lane - follow back or hold our curb row
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Amy Drummond•214 rep8
Officers are waving the denser late crowd back from the lane. Follow back immediately, or try to hold our curb row. Not short police whistle bursts after 6:44, and not locals darting across gaps.
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Amy Drummond•214 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Follow the wave back immediately — officers manage late denser blocks for safety. Holding a curb row against a clear wave gets you moved anyway and stresses the kids. Re-form one step behind the line they indicate.
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Sachini Amarasinghe•1565 rep5
Use the wave as your moment to start an outer exit if you were already leaving.
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Amali Senanayake•1520 rep3
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