University of Arizona doctor: People not wearing masks is a factor in state's coronavirus spike
, after a roughly two-week extension. Nonessential businesses were able to reopen earlier in the month, provided they could follow certain social-distancing guidelines. Dine-in service at restaurants resumed May 11.
"It's not a question of whether we should have reopened when we did or not. It's how we did in terms of the behavior of individuals," Marvasti said. "The cost of staying open is for us to have to have more restrictions, and one of those restrictions that I think is going to be critical is mandatory masks by all employees," he said. "And then really making it a very strong recommendation, if not a requirement, for folks going into closed settings such as restaurants and other venues like that to wear a mask."
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