NATIONWIDE — McDonald's will require all customers to wear face coverings when entering their US restaurants starting August 1 to "protect the safety" of their employees and customers.
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"While nearly 82% of our restaurants are in states or localities that require facial coverings for both crew and customers today, it's important we protect the safety of all employees and customers," the company said in a statement .
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