National Constitution Center temporarily closes to the public through January 1, 2021 After going through a five-month shutdown during the first wave, they are being shut down again, which in some cases, will cause hard economic pain and uncertainty for employees. The new restrictions put in place to tackle the surge of COVID-19 cases in Philadelphia are hitting museums in the area hard. Philadelphia museums knocked back down by new COVID-19 restrictions Remember, there are more people than ever with the virus," said Farley. Many businesses feel they put safety measures in place, sure they have, and I'm sure there's no spread there and that's true in many places. "What was now safe is now dangerous with the change in the weather. Thomas Farley, defended the city's decision to tighten restrictions, saying now is the riskiest time for the transmission of the virus. Last week, the city's top health official, Dr. The group of more than 30 studios says they want permission to continue operating - even if it means following even stricter guidelines and safety protocols. If this continues it will be a deathblow to an already decimated industry, eliminating jobs and income for thousands of employees," Gavin McKay of Unite Fitness said. "The mayor has cut off the number one tool our community uses to maintain their mental and physical wellness. They say they provide an essential service in the health and wellness industry and should be allowed to remain open.
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