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6:25Now PlayingNick Ferrari asked the Communities Secretary why people can't safely sit in parks a safe distance from other people.
Several parks across London were closed yesterday after people ignored the request to stay at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Speaking to Nick, Robert Jenrick said: "Over the weekend, a small number of councils did choose to close parks. They say they took that decision because the parks were overcrowded and they couldn't enforce the social distancing rules.
"A very small minority of people are breaching the guidelines flagrantly by congregating or having picnics.
"I don't want to see parks closed, but neither I think do the councils who have done so. They've done so because they felt they couldn't enforce the social distancing rules.
"And at this moment, when we are approaching the peak, this is the moment we should be following the guidelines and staying at home."
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