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What you need to know for Friday, Feb. 28, 2020: Weather High: 41, low: 25. Cloudy today, mostly sunny this weekend. Subscribe to get this free newsletter, Good Morning, Pennsylvania, delivered to your email inbox at 6 a.m. weekdays. Photo of the Day Coronavirus Be prepared: Things to do if the coronavirus makes its way to a place near you: Wash hands, avoid crowds and stock up in case of ...

'Support Chinatown in Chicago': Restaurant crawl aims to overcome coronavirus xenophobia

A restaurant crawl tries to get people back in Chinatown

Local chef: Standards are in place to protect restaurant patrons from coronavirus

Chef Tommy Fitzgerald has worked in restaurants for years. "It takes a huge amount of self-respect to serve people. You literally go through a battle every night," said Fitzgerald. Now that battle is being waged in the United States and across the world against the coronavirus, but Fitzgerald says he's not concerned when he goes out to eat. "With the coronavirus, first and foremost I'm at local restaurants. I'm going to be eating there tonight....

Coronavirus fears deal blow to Montgomery County restaurant

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Coronavirus in Oregon adds to restaurant owners’ worries

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Famous Auckland Thai restaurant Mai Thai to close as CRL and coronavirus outbreak bites

Raleigh restaurant says Wake County coronavirus patient dined there this weekend

Raleigh restaurant says Wake County coronavirus patient dined there this weekend

Thai cleaners disinfect restaurant used by worker who returned from coronavirus hot-spot South Korea

Cleaners disinfect a restaurant in Chiang Rai, northern Thailand, today (March 5) after a worker returned from coronavirus hot-spot South Korea ate there. The overseas worker, one of 5,000 Thais returning from South Korea where 40 have died so far, took their family to the BBQ grill restaurant on Tuesday (March 3). But staff later learned that they had been serving someone who was at high risk of carrying the deadly COVID-19. Restaurant owner Watcharin Noi Phut, 39, said: ''We saw on social media that the person who recently returned from Korea had eaten here. So we immediately closed the restaurant and began cleaning every surface.'' Thai Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-ocha confirmed today that illegal Thai workers from Daegu, in South Korea, must be put under quarantine for 14 days to prevent the possible spread of the disease. While The country's Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, said a meeting was held today to find measures to address the return of Thai workers from the rest of the country. More than 5,000 Thai workers have been requested to travel back to Thailand following the outbreak outbreak in South Korea, which has already seen more than 6,100 infections.

Restaurant Industry's Traffic Woes Deepen on Coronavirus Scare

Restaurant companies have hinted about business disruptions in China and across Asia due to the deadly virus spread.