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ALIV Explains Ticket And Seating Issues
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – ALIV’s Chief Information Officer Dwayne Davis apologizes for ticketing issues at Rawson square during the 2022 Junkanoo parade.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – ALIV’s Chief Information Officer Dwayne Davis apologizes for ticketing issues at Rawson square during the 2022 Junkanoo parade.
Davis placed the blame squarely due to fraudulent tickets but says another issue was the bleachers.
However, Davis says the issues will be corrected in time for the New Year’s Day parade.
At the time he said the New Year’s Day parade was undersold.
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