Gyms, museums and tours will reopen in Boston next week as the city initiates Phase 3 of the COVID-19 reopening plan.
WEARING MASKS, SO HE SEES NOREASON NOT TO TAKE THE NEXTSTEP.FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEARLYFOUR MONTHS, GYMS WILL REOPEN INBOSTON ON MONDAY, BUT ONLY AT40% OF CAPACITY AND WITHEQUIPMENT SPACED OUT AND ALLEXERCISERS WEARING MASKS.MAYOR WALSH: WE’RE MOVINGFORWARD WITH CAUTION, BECAUSEWE’RE SEEING WHAT’S HAPPENING INOTHER STATES WHEN THEY RUSH.DAVID: MAYOR WALSH SAYS HE’SDECIDED TO GO AHEAD WITH PHASETHREE, WHICH ALSO INCLUDE MOVIETHEATERS, MUSEUMS, AND OUTDOORPERFORMANCE VENUES.MAYOR WALSH: FOR OUTDOOR EVENTS,WE’RE LIMITING ATTENDANCE TO 50PEOPLE IN THE CITY OF BOSTON.THIS IS LESS THAN THE STATEWIDELIMIT OF 100.AND PEOPLE ORGANZING ORPARTICIPATING IN THESE EVENTSWILL BE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW ALLOF THE GUIDELINES.DAVID: THE NUMBER OF POSITIVECORONAVIRUS CASES IN BOSTON DIDSPIKE THIS WEEK.BUT CITY OFFICIALS BELIEVE THATWAS JUST A TEMPORARY BLIP IN THEDATA.
Phase 3 for Boston begins on Monday, which means places like museums, casinos, wedding venues, gyms and movie theaters can welcome..