Last week, the state started requiring people, with some exemptions, to wear face coverings in public to help slow the increasing spread of COVID-19.
On Wednesday’s BizTalk , Southport Mayor Joe Pat Hatem, who is also a doctor, discussed why the Brunswick County city enacted its own face covering requirement before the state did and why face coverings might make a difference, while Natalie English, president and CEO of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, talked about the impact on businesses, which could be cited if customers and workers aren’t wearing masks in their establishments.
More about the face covering requirement, including exemptions, can be found on Gov. Roy Cooper's website.
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