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New mandatory mask policy at Beau Rivage

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New mandatory mask policy at Beau Rivage
New mandatory mask policy at Beau Rivage

Two Biloxi casinos adopted new policies this week requiring all guests to wear masks in public areas.

- - - two biloxi casinos adopted new- policies this week requiring- all guests to wear masks in - public areas.

- news 25's grace boyls has more- on these rule changes.- - mgm resorts international - announced wednesday that all- guests will be required to- wear masks in public spaces in- all mgm properties in the - united states - the beau rivage- included.

- eric newton - the beau rivage's- vice president of security - ha- been crafting a plan for the- - - - resort's change of policy.

Eric- newton, vice president of beau- rivage: "we've been working on this and- coming out with the protocols - and coming out with how we can- do this and make sure - that people are safe, but have - - - - good time at the same time."

Th new company-wide policy will go- into effect at- the beau rivage on friday at 6- a-m.- eric newton, vice president of- beau rivage: "really what we're going to do is- more of a soft approach, we're- just asking guests to, you know- take into - account everybody else's safety- and we're just asking if they - would please just, you- know, wear a mask when they're- out in public areas."

Grace boyles, news 25: "althoug asking guests to wear masks is - new a - requirement, the beau rivage ha- already implemented its own - precautions to make - sure guests stay safe, includin- a custom- made hand washing - station on the casino - floor."

Eric newton, vice president of- beau rivage: "we really have gone way way- out of our way to make sure tha- people are safe.

Handwashing- stations- and sanitization stations all - over the casino that we didn't- have before."

As the first mgm resort to re-- open after the covid-19 - shutdown - the beau has been- opening its retail stores,- bars, and resturants in phases.- eric newton, vice president of- beau rivage: "obviously we don' want to open too- quickly and endanger people.

So- things like entertainment is- probably going to be a- while before we get a theater - with people full a theater.

We- just don't want that.

- entertainment in our bars is- going to be a while.

So we're - kinda just trying to find that- fine line of offering the publi- a place to go and things to do,- - - - but also making sure they'ew- safe while doing it."

Caesar's - the parent company o- harrah's in biloxi - is also- requiring all guests and- visitors to wear masks.

- in biloxi, grace boyles, news 2-

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