Smoking Ban Reinstated Inside Atlantic City Casinos Over COVID-19 Concerns
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBSNewYork) -- There's a change on the road to reopening New Jersey.
Gov. Phil Murphy has reinstated the smoking ban inside Atlantic City casinos.
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Part of an executive order allowing indoor dining had also cleared the way for smoking, but some health groups said research suggested secondhand smoke may spread COVID-19.
Five of the nine casinos in Atlantic City reopened at 25% capacity back in July.
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