Streets reopening after the float passed - walk center or sidewalk
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Helen Wright•237 rep11
After tonight's Second Randoli float passed our stretch, streets look like they are reopening. Walk the center or keep the sidewalk. Not peel-before-crush tips while elephants were still coming, and not First Randoli live-ended dispersal from another night.
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Keep the sidewalk until marshals clearly wave traffic through — center lanes reopen in waves and tuk mirrors still swing wide.
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Chamara Perera•219 rep6
Keep the sidewalk until marshals clearly wave traffic through — center lanes reopen in waves and tuk mirrors still swing wide.
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Erik Berg•240 rep3
If kids are wobbly, stay on the shop side until you reach your hotel turn, then cross at a lit corner.
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