Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club to reopen somewhat with socially distant rules

President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club will reopen somewhat this weekend with social-distant guides – even in the Jacuzzi.

In an email sent to members Thursday, Florida’s Palm Beach, the resort’s pool area and “beach club” restaurant will open for Saturday lunch service after being shut down for two months due to the coronavirus infection.

But the main building, which includes hotel rooms, large dining areas and the president’s private residence, will remain closed.

Members must practice social distance even in the pool and whirlpool, and lounge chairs will be placed 6 feet apart.

The email warned that it was “not meeting,” it was first announced Presented by Washington Post.

The private club will also be BYOT – bring your own chunk. Also disinfecting “pool noodles” will be banned.

The announcement comes after Florida State Ron DeSantis allowed Palm Beach County to enter the “first phase” of the state’s reopening program.

Restaurants in Palm Beach County can now be reopened, but only indoor and outdoor tables are placed 6 feet apart.

Nearly 4,300 confirmed COVID-19 cases and at least 263 deaths have been seen in Palm Beach County since early March.

With Post Wires