Security plan laid out for India-Pakistan Cricket World Cup watch party in Seaford
Nassau County officials say there will be security checkpoints throughout the park and the area will be closed to other activities during the game.
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Jun 7, 2024, 1:04 AM
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Updated 178 days ago
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13ds agoNassau County police laid out their security plan Thursday for a watch party for a Cricket World Cup match happening between India and Pakistan.
There was a threat of terrorism against the match between two of the best cricket teams in the world that is set to take place on Sunday.
Thousands of people are expected to attend the watch party at Cedar Creek Park in Seaford.
Nassau County officials say there will be security checkpoints throughout the park and the area will be closed to other activities during the game.
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