I went into Danville Subway on Bloom Road after ordering ahead- I read the notice on the door that said by order of the governor (COVID) everyone MUST wear a mask. 3 young men were ordering at the sandwich making area and none had masks on. I would have left but I ordered ahead for 2 who were working on my landscaping. When I told the girl at the counter she should ask them to put on masks she said it is recommended but not required despite the note on the door saying "must" which was highlighted . No regard for other customers. Very disappointed. Will not go back. Needless to say I took great care in sanitizing my hands, car, etc after I left. What is the law? Is she correct?
this is what I found on PA DOH website:
Q. If the customer refuses to wear a mask will they be turned away or will the customer be refused service?
A. Yes, with the exception for businesses that provide medication, medical supplies, or food, which must offer another means for the customer to purchase goods if they the customer is unable to wear a mask. Those means could include home delivery or contactless curbside pick- up. However, individuals who cannot wear a mask due to a medical condition (including children under the age of 2 years per CDC guidance) may enter the premises and are not required to provide documentation of such medical condition. If that occurs, and if the business is not able to provide a mask, the business should consider providing information on mask making , distributing "how to" flyers, or sharing locations to purchase masks.
So seems to me subway is not following the rules! I won't go back and neither will my friends/family. read more