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Saudi: Missing 4-year-old found drowned after torrential rains

Heavy downpour flooded valleys in the region

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COVID-19: Business owners share how they'll respond to Texas' face mask mandate lift

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Many people are trying to decide what they'll do next Wednesday when the state's mask mandate gets lifted.
Some leaders and health professionals across the city said it's still too soon, and one bar owner said lifting the order puts an unfair pressure on local businesses.
National businesses have already taken a stance in Texas, saying they will continue their corporate policy of requiring a mask for employees and customers.
The owner of Marquis II, a longtime staple in West University, said he's frustrated because making a decision one way or the other could have big implications.

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Republican governors are rolling back COVID-19 restrictions — and health experts are horrified

"It makes zero sense to abandon precautions," one public health expert says of the move
March 8, 2021 8:54PM (UTC)
Families queue up in front of the entrance to the Opel Zoo before its reopening. The extensive measures to protect against infection with the corona virus have been relaxed somewhat in Hesse. On the first opening day after the lockdown, the rush was great. (Arne Dedert/picture alliance via Getty Images)
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COVID-19: Business owners share how they'll respond to Texas' face mask mandate lift

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Many people are trying to decide what they'll do next Wednesday when the state's mask mandate gets lifted.
Some leaders and health professionals across the city said it's still too soon, and one bar owner said lifting the order puts an unfair pressure on local businesses.
National businesses have already taken a stance in Texas, saying they will continue their corporate policy of requiring a mask for employees and customers.
The owner of Marquis II, a longtime staple in West University, said he's frustrated because making a decision one way or the other could have big implications.

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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner wants planned 'maskless parties' at bars to be canceled

The scheduled Houston maskless party is no more. According to Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, the owner of Concrete Cowboy said it will cancel its "mask-off" party and will not open on Wednesday.

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Texas Bars, Restaurants to Resume 100 Percent Capacity

Texas Democrats call Abbott's order "political distraction" to power outages.

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Houston-area restaurants, bars hope to survive COVID-19 pandemic

10 months into this national emergency, and some small businesses are working to survive while pivoting to an ever-changing set of restrictions.

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Houston COVID-19: Rollbacks on restaurants and bars brings worry to owners impacted by pandemic

This weekend, one of the most anticipated events in our area will be going on in-person.
The Bridal Extravaganza's organizers said they have specific safety measures in place, which are outlined on its webpage.
Meanwhile, the event manager for Houston First Corporation, the group that works to recruit large meetings and conventions to Houston, issued the following statement:
"Houston First's number one priority is the safety of its staff and participants at any event taking place at the facilities we manage. The Bridal Extravaganza event scheduled to take place at the GRB, January 9-10, 2021 has met all safety protocols established by Houston public health officials, including City Health Director, Dr. David Persse. The event organizer has modified its procedures to make sure the event is as safe as possible for its staff and attendees. The organizer is available to provide specific details on these modified procedures at this year's event. Additionally, Houston First Corp. (HFC) has implemented a number of precautions within the facility to ensure the safety of workers and participants, which include being the first convention center in the country to use the Integrated Viral Protection, a new biodefense air filtration system developed by Medistar. HFC also helped launch Houston Clean, a citywide commitment to enhanced health precautions designed to mitigate the spread of the virus."

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