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Feb 25, 2018 Letters
Dear Editor,
Please allow me to comment on my Mash 2018 experience. Durban Park was packed to capacity. I settled with my family at stand Number 22. I expected the music, float and revelers to enter the park from the western end and go around the block allowing the spectators to experience their final display. Instead, the trucks entered the park, turned off their music and quietly exited the eastern entrance with revelers. This was a cold show for Mashramani. Everyone in the stand sucked their teeth. They didn’t even have extended speakers so the spectators on the eastern side could hear what’s going on at the judges table. Whoever are the organizers must know that they have disappointed thousands who came out to be part of Mashramani 2018.
C.Woolford
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