The Crown Resorts Perth property has returned to normal operations following a short, three-day closure.
The establishment briefly halted gaming and meeting spaces over the weekend due to a sudden lockdown mandated by the Australian authorities. The lockdown, affecting the entire Perth metropolitan region, was a precautionary measure after a man who had finished quarantine in Perth received a positive COVID-19 test result following travel to Melbourne.
While under lockdown, the resort suspended dining services, although patrons could still obtain takeaway options. Hotel lodging remained available at a diminished capacity.
With the lockdown lifted, Crown Perth has restarted all functions, encompassing gaming and hotel amenities. The resort stressed its dedication to collaborating with Australian officials and adhering to any future announcements or protocols.
The possibility of increased restrictions in the area remains uncertain. Locations such as Britain are experiencing positive trends, with a considerable decrease in coronavirus infections. However, the global health crisis persists, particularly given the recent spike in India.
