Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on Today at 01:29:04 PM

Quote from: Botnake on Today at 07:25:49 AM

I guess every casinos as long as they have the licensed and they follow the protocol has to be allowed to operate, the resumption of businesses especially for casinos are for everyone as the small ones are the ones who suffers the most, so the government should not choose.

Maybe the attention was only centered with Las Vegas Casinos since they are the most popular, biggest tax contributor but everyone must be given a chance to start earning again. I'm sure the model will be the same for all casinos as they have the same operation, social distancing and wearing of mask are too basic ,so I don't think it will not be followed easily.

The problem is that they are not following the social distancing norms. From the news reports, I could understand that a disproportionate number of casino workers got infected during the last 2-3 weeks. IMO, the government should not allow the casinos to operate anymore. At least until there is a dip in the number of new infections. This is not the right time to allow non-essential services.

They need to open so that the economy will start to flow again. Strict implementation of the safety guidelines is the best way to minimize risk of infection. Its easy to implement social distancing in casino if management are really serious about it. They should limit too the number of players inside the casino and requires every player to undergo swab test before they enter the casino. Simply no clear test result equals no entry.

The problem was casino owners are too greedy about profit and let there customers do what they want as long as they are giving profit to the casino.