ATLANTA, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Governor Brian Kemp signed an executive order Tuesday, extending current COVID-19 restrictions and issuing guidance for long-term care facility visitation.
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Governor brian kemp signed an executive order today, extending current covid-19 restrictions and issuing guidance for long-term care facility visitation.
There are no changes to the mandatory restrictions in place for the operation of businesses, but the local option for requiring face coverings, subject to specific criteria, remains in place.
The shelter in place for those in long-term care facilities and the medically fragile remain in place.
The order also includes a large gathering ban
Governor Brian Kemp made his own changes regarding nursing homes in Georgia.