People should not travel to exercise outside during the coronavirus lockdown, the UK government has said.
They should not 'travel unnecessarily' to locations such as beaches or parks but should only go where they can reach close to their own homes.
Gatherings of more than two people in parks or other public spaces have been banned, and you should stay at least 2m away from people who are not part of your household at all times, reports Wales Online.
Last weekend, many people travelled to national parks and other beauty spots, ignoring social-distancing advice.
On Thursday, Derbyshire Police tweeted drone footage of walkers in the Peak District, drawing attention to what it said were unnecessary journeys.
And Cumbria Police warned drivers would face fines if they visited the "closed" Lake District, while North Yorkshire Police also told people to stay away from popular countryside spots.
Full UK government guidance on exercising during the lockdown
- Stay local and use open spaces near to your home where possible – do not travel unnecessarily
- You should only go outside alone or with members of your own household
- Keep at least 2 metres apart from anyone outside your household at all times
- Gatherings of more than two in parks or other public spaces have been banned and the police will enforce this
- If you have a garden, make use of the space for exercise and fresh air
- Take hygiene precautions when you are outside, and wash your hands as soon as you are back indoors.
