Wynn Resorts on the Las Vegas Strip is sharing plans to keep employees and visitors safe in preparation for reopening the resort, and the company’s CEO is praising Gov. Steve Sisolak for his “early action in the fight against COVID-19.” On its website, Wynn published a PDF document titled “Wynn Las Vegas Health & Sanitation Program.” LINK TO FULL REPORT
Thermal cameras will be used at entrances, and the property will test those with a temperature over 100 degrees again in a private area, turning away those who still show high temperatures.
Guests will be advised to stand at least 6 feet apart, and the company will spread out restaurant tables and slot machines and change other physical layouts to ensure people can maintain a safe distance. The plans also include placing hand sanitizer dispensers at key entrances and contact areas and putting up health and hygiene reminders throughout the property.
The company says it will “continue to make changes as necessary or appropriate to our protocols and procedures” as more information becomes available, and that it is consulting with health experts for best practices.
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