What requirements must swimming pools follow after reopening?
Customers will be obliged to wear masks in closed areas of the facility. Photo: Olympic Swimming Complex.
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Open and closed swimming pools, saunas and baths must follow a set of recommendations issued by the Georgian Health Ministry after reopening.
This will include maintaining social distancing of two meters between poolside chairs, which will also have to be sanitised before and after each use.
Customers will be obliged to wear masks in closed areas of the facility.
Showers must be available for clients to use before saunas and baths and they must be sanitised every two hours.
Employees must be equipped with proper hygiene and protective equipment.
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