23 Feb 2021 | 03:24 PM UTC
US: Authorities in Delaware ease certain COVID-19-related restrictions, as of Feb. 23 /update 17
Officials in Delaware, US, have eased certain restrictions as of Feb. 23, due to decreases in COVID-19 activity.
Event
Authorities in Delaware have issued orders to further ease certain restrictions, put in place to curb the spread of COVID-19, as of Feb. 23.
Under the new orders, the limits for gatherings at businesses and indoor spaces have been increased to 25 people, and for outdoor gatherings to 50 people, with organizers being able to increase it to 150 and 250 people respectively if they obtain permission from state authorities.
Other restrictions remain unchanged, with most businesses, including restaurants, hotels, retail stores, and gyms, allowed to operate at a maximum of 50-percent capacity. Further details regarding the restrictions for specific industries can be found by clicking here.
All businesses must implement enhanced sanitation measures, ensure social distancing, and provide the necessary protective equipment to employees.
Officials could amend the orders on short notice, depending on disease activity in the coming weeks.
Advice
Heed the instructions of the authorities. Monitor local media and official sources for updates.
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