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Hairdressers and barber shops in Viti Levu can now apply for a permit to operate

Hairdressers and barber shops in Viti Levu can now apply for a permit to operate Hairdressers and barber shops in Viti Levu can now apply for a permit to operate [image: Pivot Point] The Ministry of Commerce and Trade is now considering safe operations of hairdressers and barber shops in Viti Levu. The Ministry says while hairdressers and barber shops remain high-risk, given the high customer interaction and its close contact services, the Ministry, in consultation with the Ministry of Health has developed protocols for safe operations of Hairdressing Services to allow its continuity. In addition, the hairdressers and barber shops in Viti Levu will need to apply with the Ministry for a Permit to Operate.

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The Fiji Times » COVID-19: Hairdressers and barbers allowed to operate on Viti Levu; must obtain permit first

Talebula Kate 4 June, 2021, 7:30 am The Government has given the green light for hairdressers and barbershops in Viti Levu to operate, however, they will have to apply for a permit to do so. The Ministry of Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport in consultation with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services has developed protocols for safe operations of hairdressing services to allow its continuity. According to a Government statement, these protocols will now apply to hairdressers and barbershops that were operating in Vanua Levu and maritime islands. While hairdressers and barbershops on Vanua Levu and maritime islands must follow these protocols, those on Viti Levu must apply for a permit to operate.

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The Daily Chase: Aphria and Tilray confirm deal; Macklem warns on rising loonie

The Daily Chase: Aphria and Tilray confirm deal; Macklem warns on rising loonie Aphria and Tilray have confirmed the deal that BNN Bloombergâs David George-Cosh reported was in the works yesterday afternoon. And the details are pretty much bang in line with what Daveâs reported: the combined company will be called Tilray, Aphria will be in control (with Irwin Simon leading the combined company, and Aphria shareholders owning almost two-thirds of the company), and $100 million in annual costs savings are envisioned. Weâll go in depth on the rationale for the deal, how the new Tilray will be positioned on the global stage, and what the chain reaction could be for the pot industry.

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