THE MIDDLESEX-LONDON HEALTH Unit (MLHU) has announced the introduction of new measures to reduce the spread of Covid-19 impacting fitness, personal service, restaurant and banquet hall facilities.
The new measures, which take effect at midnight on Saturday and continue until they’re rescinded, add new distancing, masking and capacity protocols for those businesses, and ban some activities.
Failure to comply with these requirements could bring fines up to $5,000 a day or up to $25,000 for businesses.
According to MLHU officer of health, Dr. Chris Mackie, the new measures are intended to “keep business open, and are being applied only to industries where there has been evidence of Covid-19 spread.”
In addition, Mackie says the measures will help avoid reverting to a modified Stage 2. “These are the sorts of interventions that can prevent spread and… those super-spreader events.”
Changes at restaurants, bars, banquet halls, food trucks/concessions:
Changes at indoor sports and fitness facilities, including gyms, health clubs, community centres, arenas and dance studios:
Changes at personal service businesses, including spas, hair or nail salons, esthetics, tanning, piercing and tattoo studios:
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