60,000 people headed to Georgia after it allowed some businesses to open — and it led to the exact scenario researchers warned could make matters worse
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Gov. Brian Kemp said the state has an oversupply of testing capacity and will take action of cases accelerated following the re-opening. As Georgia began to re-open non-essential businesses like movie theaters and hair salons, tens of thousands of people from neighboring states poured in, potentially risking a further spread of the coronavirus just as researchers had warned.s, 62,441 out of state visitors poured into Georgia after April 24 when many businesses re-opened.
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