Georgia Governor Brian Kemp on Monday announced plans to reopen businesses in the state.

Georgia has had 733 coronavirus deaths since the beginning of the year.

Kemp says gyms, salons, bowling alleys will reopen by the end of the week and restaurants will be allowed to reopen next week.

Tennessee has had 152 coronavirus deaths this year.

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The AJC reported:

Gov. Brian Kemp outlined plans Monday to allow some businesses shuttered amid the coronavirus pandemic to reopen by the end of the week, as he starts to ease restrictions that have ravaged the state’s economy to stem the spread of the disease. The governor’s order will allow gyms, bowling alleys, salons and some other indoor facilities closed under his shelter in place order to resume operations by Friday if they comply with social distancing requirements and meet other safety standards. And restaurants, which were banned from in-person dining, will be allowed to reopen on April 27 if they meet guidelines his office will release later this week. Theaters will also be covered by those new standards. Bars and nightclubs will stay shuttered. “I don’t give a damn about politics now,” said Kemp, who said he’s more concerned about Georgians “going broke worried about whether they can feed their children and make the mortgage payment.”

And in Tennessee, one day after massive protests in Nashville, Governor Bill Lee announced Monday that the state’s Safer at Home order will expire April 30, and the state will begin reopening its economy.

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