How Businesses, Tourists and Locals React to Zika in Miami Beach

WGCU | By WLRN

Published August 23, 2016 at 10:41 AM EDT

It's official: Miami-Dade county has another Zika Zone with locally contracted cases. Now it's Miami Beach - after the hipster district Wynwood another tourism hotspot. In Miami Beach Restaurants, tourists and locals react differently to the news that Zika has moved in on them.

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