Gov. Newsom* asks California bars to close, tells older residents to isolate due to coronavirus

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*From the Sacramento Bee, March 14, 2020: Faced with mounting coronavirus infections, California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday issued sweeping new restrictions in California, calling for home isolation of everyone in the state over age 65, the high-risk population group. He also asked for closure of bars, wine bars, breweries and pubs, and called for restaurants to reduce their occupancy by half. He called that “deep social distancing.”

The dramatic announcement, designed to keep people away from each other, stopped short of closing restaurants. Instead, the governor said they can also operate at reduced capacity and with curbside food service and at-home food deliveries. The governor said order of self-isolation is effective immediately. He said will be setting up a system to help get food to needy home-bound seniors.

That’s an excerpt; reach the entire article from the Sacramento Bee at https://amp.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article241212146.html

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