Beauty salons in Australia’s Victoria must wait for 14 days of zero Covid cases to reopen

Published: 9-Sep-2020
Retail

The beauty industry will only be able to reopen when final restrictions lift at the end of November and when there have been no new Covid-19 cases recorded for 14 days

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Beauty salon owners in Victoria, Australia, face months of continued closures as their businesses fall to the bottom of the government's list.

Currently, Melbourne has been under stage 4 lockdown for nearly six weeks; restrictions have included

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