According to Business Insider, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp plans to reopen some of the state's businesses on April 27, amid the coronavirus outbreak. <br />But Atlanta Mayor Keisha Bottoms strongly encouraged her constituents to "Stay home. Listen to the scientists."<br />Kemp announced that the state's shelter-in-place order would end on April 27, less than three weeks after it started with a plan to reopen gyms, nail salons, and bowling alleys.<br />Bottoms explained, "There is nothing essential about going to a bowling alley or getting a manicure in the middle of a pandemic." <br />Mayor Bottoms said that Georgia's death rate is going up and that the number of infections are not decreasing. <br />She added, "There are some who are willing to sacrifice lives for the sake of the economy and that is unacceptable to me." <br />Trump initially sided with Kemp's, but later told Kemp that he "strongly" disagreed with the rapid reopening.
