Even though malls aren’t what they used to be, they can still get crowded.
Hundreds of shops crammed under one roof. This, plus food courts, escalators and play areas, make them not ideal for social distancing.
“You know clearly at a time where we still have community spread of coronavirus, opening up a mall to a lot of people puts both customers and workers at risk,” said Dr. Harry Heiman, who teaches public health at Georgia State University.
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