Michigan set to make coronavirus restrictions on businesses permanent

Published April 17, 2021 6:39pm ET



The state of Michigan is moving to make the state’s emergency coronavirus restrictions permanent.

Michigan’s regulatory agencies plan to make COVID-19 rules such as mask wearing, social distancing, daily health screenings, record-keeping, and keeping a “COVID-19 safety coordinator” on-site permanent for Michigan businesses. Businesses would be forced to require their customers wear masks, whether or not they have been vaccinated against the virus.

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