Governor of Georgia Brian Kemp
Atlanta Mayor issues order to expand access to ballot Psaki rejects a Fox reporter’s claim about Colorado and Georgia’s “very similar” laws The MLB All-Star Game officially moved to Denver MORE (R) announced Wednesday that all remaining COVID-19 restrictions in the state will be removed as of Thursday.
“We know that Georgian workers can’t stand another year like this. That’s why starting tomorrow we loosen the remaining restrictions on our economy here in Georgia, ”Kemp said in a video statement Wednesday.
This means that Georgian companies will no longer be required to enforce social distancing, the ban on meetings will be removed, and the ability for authorities to close companies that violate restrictions will be removed.
“As our COVID-19 numbers continue to move in the right direction, and with all Georgians 16 and older who are already eligible for the vaccine, Dr. Toomey and I are now encouraging everyone to stand up. sleeve and get their shot, so we can continue to make steady progress to get back to our way of life in Peach state, ”Kemp said.
The shelter requirement at the site is also being raised in the state and all suggested measures for businesses will be compiled into a main list.
A lot of other states are also deciding to eliminate COVID-19 requirements.
Restrictions are being lifted across the country as millions of Americans are vaccinated against coronavirus.
However, health officials warn against a speedy reopening, saying the pandemic is not over.