Sao Paulo shops to open, malls could follow on Thursday -mayor
Sao Paulo Mayor Bruno Covas has decided to allow street shops and real estate brokers to resume business in a new phase of easing coronavirus pandemic restrictions in Brazil's largest city.
Shops will be able to open for four hours a day, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Covas announced. The mayor hopes to open malls on Thursday pending agreement on the rules to protect customers.
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