Maybe the Tribune reporter should have verified if such a deal that ties the hands of the government exists and provide information to the Bahamian public. I guess professionalism and thorough reporting is not the forte of this publication.

She and her team were also rude and xenophobic. I speak from personal experience not hearsay.

The worst part is that the groom works in communications for the Ministry of Health and decided to break all the rules when he was instrumental in communicating them to the public. He needs to be suspended without pay as a reminder that he should set a better example.

They were at the scene. I passed two cars at the location speaking to a young lady with a waiter looking on. The citations should have been issued then. Now they will get tossed out.

Time to pay the piper.

They know they should have driven those trucks home and secured their livelihoods.

If the Tribune could report that they asked the same question of the Office of the Prime Minister and got no response or an unsatisfactory one that would be newsworthy. This is just them trying to create problems since we don't know what other considerations affected the decision not to re-open those islands at this time.

An elaborate cover up of this case. One plus three equals four and now everyone was negative and cleared to travel.

This clueless, insensitive, pompous fool needs to keep his mouth shut!

Another nonsense article. Was a year not enough time to prepare? Many businesses gave reusable bags over the past two to three years. Get used to bringing your bags or shut up and pay for the plastic ones.