Casino companies are debating Las Vegas's post-coronavirus options

It has been claimed that representatives from some of the top casino operators in the United States are conducting informal talks in order to examine possible strategies to re-open Las Vegas to gamblers after the ongoing coronavirus outbreak has come to an end.

According to a report by the Bloomberg news service, these discussions regarding the most popular gambling destination in the United States have examined whether or not officials should permit smaller businesses located just off of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip to re-open first in order to get the local population back to work.

The practice track:

According to the news service, all gambling venues in Nevada are going to remain closed until at least the end of the month. The executives are said to have also considered whether or not to establish facilities that would allow casino workers and even some tourists to get tested for the potentially fatal strain of coronavirus.

Schemes that are supplementary:

According to Bloomberg, additional ideas that have been discussed include the potential reopening of casinos in Las Vegas with as few as one-third of their hotel rooms available, the screening of guests to determine whether or not they have elevated temperatures, the requirement that all employees wear masks and gloves, and the implementation of increased distances between positions at blackjack tables.

The need for cleanliness is:

At this point, the coronavirus has been responsible for the deaths of 28,640 people across the United States. Meanwhile, casino officials are allegedly discussing whether or not they should accede to the demands of local unions by introducing a variety of improved cleaning methods. According to the account provided by the news organization, Geoconda Arguello-Kline, a representative of the Culinary Workers Union's Local 226 branch, stated that establishments 'need to have more staff' in order to guarantee that areas frequented by players and visitors are'more clean.'

According to Bloomberg, Ms. Arguello-Kline stated...

"We are requesting that the corporations have more cleaning done everywhere, including the rooms and the casino, with specialized teams to work with new chemicals."

Gubernatorial grace:

There are just a few companies that have a significant amount of influence in the casino industry in Las Vegas. These companies include MGM Resorts International, Las Vegas Sands Corporation, Wynn Resorts Limited, and Caesars Entertainment Corporation. According to reports, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak issued an order on March 18 instructing these businesses to close their facilities for a period of thirty days, and he then extended this closure through the end of April.

According to reports, Sisolak released a statement...

Regarding the timing of the opening, I will not make this choice based on political considerations. I am unable to provide a precise figure. I'll talk to a number of people in the medical field to get their input, and then I'll figure out what will keep as many Nevadans as possible out of harm's way.