Georgia Allows Some Businesses to Reopen

Tyson Foods employees are seen wearing protective masks and standing between plastic dividers at the company’s poultry processing plant in Camilla, Ga., in a file photo. Tyson Foods via AP

Some businesses in Georgia that were shuttered weeks ago to curb the spread of the CCP virus have reopened after the governor announced earlier in the week that they could.

Gov. Brian Kemp said that starting on Friday, businesses like gyms, fitness centers, nail and hair salons, tattoo shops, and bowling alleys can reopen but have to implement strict protective measures.