Shanghai, China

Nightclubs in Shanghai have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable that the coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks have become part of the experience. They could have a little more social distancing. At 44KW, a club for electronic music lovers in the financial hub of Shanghai, customers sit, dance and mingled with little sign of social distancing on the weekend. The club re-opened in June after closing for about six weeks, but it took a while for business to get back to normal.

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There really weren't many clients as most people were quite worried about their safety. The client flow began to recover quickly towards the end of July, that business was back to last year's average levels but not everything is like the old days. The club checks the temperature of every customer and gets them to register their details. Staff, including bouncers, bartenders and waiters wear masks and gloves all the time. Customers didn't have to wear masks but now they do. There must be more social distance. The issue is still in doubt.

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Some glasses have been replaced with plastic cups and the club has installed hand sanitizer dispensers throughout. Door handles and toilets are disinfected every hour while the entire club is disinfected every day before and after opening, Clubs have been at the center of coronavirus flare-ups in other Asian cities. A cluster of cases linked to clubs emerged in South Korea this month, triggering fears of a second wave of infections and leading to clubs and bars being shut again. They are picking up on this action on Oahu?

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