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PLAINS TWP. &mdash; Tony Carlucci, President & General Manager, at Mohegan Sun Pocono, on Friday said it&rsquo;s &ldquo;too early to tell&rdquo; if the Coronavirus has adversely affected business.
				&ldquo;Any business impacts would be too early to tell currently, or largely speculative,&rdquo; Carlucci said. &ldquo;With that being said, the health and safety of all Mohegan Sun Pocono team members and guests remains our top priority.&rdquo;
				Carlucci said the casino is currently following the guidelines for businesses issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and additional guidance from Pennsylvania-based health authorities.
				He said many important elevated cleaning processes are in place to further protect employees and guests. A list can be found at mohegansunpocono.com/updates. Carlucci said that page also has updates on any cancellations and postponements that have been made, including updates on racing at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono.

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