The popular restaurant Las Vegas Kitchen Bar Guy Fieri closed in the Hotel Linq after a worker tested positive for coronavirus.
The restaurant is located on Las Vegas Boulevard South and belongs to Caesars Entertainment. The group reported that the hotel contacted the authorities of the health department when they learned of contagion.
Caesars Entertainment did not specify the date the employee gave positive Covid-19 and also not informed when to re-open the restaurant.
Las Vegas Kitchen & Bar, Guy Fieri offers to the guests a sample of the cuisine of restaurateur Guy Fieri. The restaurant has a large outdoor patio and dining area with panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip.
The information came to light a day after the same group revealed that two employees of the Hotel Flamingo are also infected with the disease. Not specified the area in which the working people.
“We followed the protocols of contact tracing,” said the spokesman of caesars Entertainment, Richard Broome, to USA Today.
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Caesars Entertainment is not the only hotel group with cases of Covid-19 among its workers. Last week, an employee of Mayfair Supper Club Bellagio gave positive Covid-19 and the restaurant announced its temporary closure.
A spokesman for MGM Resorts he said that disinfect all the areas and find out who may be in contact with the client.
“An employee who worked in the kitchen of the Mayfair area was found to be positive for coronavirus this afternoon, so as a precaution, we are closing for the night. We will be disinfecting the area of work and determining who might have come in contact, both for the tracking as for the tests”.
The casinos and hotels of Las Vegas, Nevada, opened its doors last June 4,after spending three months closed due to the pandemic by coronavirus.
In its plan of reopening, MGM Resorts said that they designed a system of multiple layers, to deter the spread of viruses, protect your customers and employees.
“This plan will help us to respond quickly if a guest or employee has symptoms or tests positive to the virus.”
MGM Resorts is committed to have enough medical staff and security to respond to incidents related to the Covid-19.
Apply protocols of response if a guest or employee tests positive to the test. Include: medical care for the sick, disinfection of exposed areas and notification to those who might have been in contact with the sick.
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