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Georgia governor announces phase one of reopening businesses - April 20, 2020.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced the first phase of reopening businesses in the state. Kemp said the shelter-in-place order will remain in effect through April 30.
Gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, barbers, cosmetologists, hair designers, nail care artists, estheticians and their schools, and massage therapists can reopen on Friday, April 24, Kemp said.
However, the governor made an important note that the businesses allowed to reopen would not be back to "business as usual."
"These entities will be subject to specific restrictions including adherence to the minimal basic operations, social distancing and regular sanitation," the governor said.
Kemp said the minimal basic operations include, but are not limited to:
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced the first phase of reopening businesses in the state. Kemp said the shelter-in-place order will remain in effect through April 30.
Gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, barbers, cosmetologists, hair designers, nail care artists, estheticians and their schools, and massage therapists can reopen on Friday, April 24, Kemp said.
However, the governor made an important note that the businesses allowed to reopen would not be back to "business as usual."
"These entities will be subject to specific restrictions including adherence to the minimal basic operations, social distancing and regular sanitation," the governor said.
Kemp said the minimal basic operations include, but are not limited to:
- screening workers for fever and respiratory illness
- enhancing workplace sanitation
- wearing gloves and masks if appropriate
- separating workspaces by at least six feet
- teleworking where at all possible
- implementing staggered shifts