DETROIT (WXYZ) — The City of Detroit Health Department and Wayne County Health Department has rescinded its order closing all pools after Gov. Whitmer rescinded the stay-at-home order on Monday.
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The city is still reminding Detroiters to take precautions – including social distancing and wearing a mask – despite the order being rescinded.
If you think you've been exposed to the virus, you can make an appointment to get tested by calling 313-230-0505.
Indoor swimming pools must remain closed, but outdoor pools can open immediately, with outdoor gatherings of up to 100 able to happen as early as June 4.
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