ODH Issues Revised Order To Limit Mass Gatherings
The Ohio Department of Health has issued an order further limiting mass gatherings at banquet halls in the state.
The order, which does not apply to religious observances, says there is to be no socializing or activities in open congregate areas and no dancing.
Guests must be seated at all times.
Traditional wedding reception events such as first dance, toasts, tossing the bouquet and cutting the cake are permitted.
If serving food and beverages, guests must be served at their seats and no self-serve bar areas permitted.
Masks must be worn at all times unless actively consuming food or beverages.
No more than 10 people should be seated at a table and those individuals must be from the same household.
Read over the order by clicking here.
➡ @OHdeptofhealth issued a revised health order to limit mass gatherings. To minimize the spread of #COVID19 through airborne particles passing between people in close contact, wedding receptions, funeral repasts, and other banquet events are subject to these restrictions ⬇ pic.twitter.com/mty0m1VbNt
— Governor Mike DeWine (@GovMikeDeWine) November 16, 2020