Mandurah Mayor Rhys Williams has conceded that Crab Fest will probably be cancelled due to COVID-19 Corona Virus fears.
The Mayor released the following statement this morning, and has called a press conference for an official announcement at 1pm.
Mandurah Mayor says "... it is now unlikely that Crab Fest will go ahead."
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