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Church requirements to reopen in Kenya



1. Every church must have a thermometer gun.
2. Have a lot of hand washing stations (at least 3)
3. Every church must be marked for social distancing
4. Sanitizer must be provided at the entrances.
5. Washroom - must be fumigated after every use.
6. Only two services, strictly one hour. After every service the whole church must be washed.
7. Mark every sit must be with contact and the names .
8. No baptism,
9. Holy communion, everyone must pick for themselves. The arrangements has to be far apart.
10. No direct interaction. Singing, no coming in front of church (choirs presentation - either mark the stage or stop the presentations)
11. Register people and their contacts everyone attending the church. People should seat according to the register.
12. The seats should be one meter apart.
13. Set apart a room for isolation.
14. Ventilations should be sufficient.
15. Children below 2 years should not attend the church.
16. Everyone in the church should wear face masks. Recommended surgical masks or N96 for pastors.
17. Can allow outside service only if there is enough space. Number is unlimited
18. 65 years old and above should stay at home. Or have a separate service for them.
Temperature:- 37 degrees is the maximum
Sharing of materials in church should be prevented, eg mic. If it has to be shared it has to be sanitized.

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