congregating
Noun
Meaning
of Congregate
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And with the lockdown congregating at the mosques is impossible.
But Bhalla said “we’ve still seen congregating in our public green spaces, including at our waterfront parks, despite our best efforts to dissuade people from doing so.”
At present the game is scheduled for Goodison on Jun 21, but there have been calls from police chiefs to move it to a neutral venue to avoid fans congregating outside in violation of social distancing rules.
Dr. Deborah Birx, response co-ordinator for the White House coronavirus task force, said on that congregating on beaches was not safe unless people kept at least six feet apart.
Another man, who did not wish to be named, highlighted that it was almost as if the kids owned the street now and were congregating there as “there were no decent facilities for them to go to”.
Authorities scolded residents of Toronto for congregating in parks and other spaces last weekend.