Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has removed many remaining requirements for social distancing and masked employees at businesses, saying that the state’s efforts to control COVID-19 have been successful. The new executive order took affect May 1, 2021. Kemp says social distancing is now only “strongly encouraged,” not required. Among other changes to Georgia’s rules: Restaurants are no longer required to have any distance between tables or to have any employees wear a mask.








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