The state and regional coronavirus guidelines are designed to keep public spaces empty and help residents self-isolate.
Angela Lang/CNET
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website.
A rapidly growing list of state and local governments across the US are issuing guidance to curtail activities after dark, temporarily shuttering nonessential business and asking residents to shelter in place in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and its resulting disease, COVID-19.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced statewide measures to restrict all nonessential business on Monday from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., and in California, seniors over 65 years old are asked to stay indoors. Local governments that make up the San Francisco Bay Area are also directing residents to voluntarily "shelter in place" except for essential errands like grocery shopping.
Many other states, including New York, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Ohio, Colorado and Illinois, are rolling out a combination of measures, such as limiting restaurants and bars to just delivery and takeout for food orders and closing casinos, gyms and movie theaters. On Monday, President Trump also issued federal guidelines that include self-isolating as much as possible, especially for vulnerable populations.
These directives and measures raise a lot of questions: 더킹카지노 Who can go outside and when? How will the rules be enforced? What does it mean for people who need to care for others? In many cases, these practices are county-, city- or state-specific and are still evolving. For now, here's what we know.
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What do these restrictions mean?
For New Jersey, the statewide measures are in effect and run each night from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning, with emergency and essential travel the only reasons the governor lists as permissible to go outside during the evening. All public and private schools from preschool through university are closed, as are casinos, racetracks, gyms, movie theaters and performing arts centers.
Restaurants can provide food only through delivery or takeout services.
Can I still go to the grocery store, the gas station or outside for a walk?
Gov. Murphy's office said businesses that are essential to health, safety and welfare -- including grocery stores, pharmacies, medical offices and gas stations -- will remain open. He did not rule out recreational walks or other outdoor activities for individuals. Officials said right now the request to not travel around is a recommendation and not a ban.
How will New Jersey enforce the new measures?
Right now, the restrictions are a recommendation and not part of an executive order or declaration of curfew. There is no current indication how the measures will be enforced.
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What are other states and regions doing?
New York and Connecticut temporarily closed entertainment-related businesses -- including casinos and theaters -- and require restaurants to provide meals only through takeout and delivery services.
In addition to restrictions on restaurants and bars, Ohio and Illinois are temporarily closing schools. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers ordered a ban on gatherings larger than 50 people, covering schools, sporting events, bars, theaters and places of worship
Indiana and Kentucky are prohibiting in-person meals in restaurants, as have the states of Washington and Maryland and the District of Columbia. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has also limited restaurants and other food-service businesses to takeout service only, as well as prohibited gatherings of greater than 25 people for at least the next four weeks. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire are also limiting restaurants to takeout and delivery. And Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced similar measures for nonessential services.
Pennsylvania is shutting down all nonessential businesses across the state for two weeks and requesting residents to stay indoors.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom requested all residents 65 years and older to stay indoors and self-isolate. The request extended to anyone with chronic health conditions. He also requested that bars, nightclubs, wineries and pubs should close and that all restaurants should run at half capacity to keep customers at a safe distance from each other.
Six counties of the San Francisco Bay Area ordered local residents to stay indoors except for "essential needs," starting Tuesday at 12:01 a.m. until at least April 7. Called "shelter-in-place," the order is designed to keep people indoors until the emergency is over. Individual walks are OK. In addition, San Francisco Mayor London Breed said necessary government functions and essential stores -- including grocery stores -- will remain open, and restaurants will be open just for takeout and delivery.
You don't have to wait for your state or local government to self-isolate. Here's how to keep the virus out of your home, how to avoid misinformation about the virus and what you need to know about coronavirus treatments.
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The state and regional coronavirus guidelines are designed to keep public spaces empty and help residents self-isolate.
Angela Lang/CNET
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website.
A rapidly growing list of state and local governments across the US are issuing guidance to curtail activities after dark, temporarily shuttering nonessential business and asking residents to shelter in place in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and its resulting disease, COVID-19.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced statewide measures to restrict all nonessential business on Monday from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., and in California, seniors over 65 years old are asked to stay indoors. Local governments that make up the San Francisco Bay Area are also directing residents to voluntarily "shelter in place" except for essential errands like grocery shopping.
Many other states, including New York, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Ohio, Colorado and Illinois, are rolling out a combination of measures, such as limiting restaurants and bars to just delivery and takeout for food orders and closing casinos, gyms and movie theaters. On Monday, President Trump also issued federal guidelines that include self-isolating as much as possible, especially for vulnerable populations.
These directives and measures raise a lot of questions: 더킹카지노 Who can go outside and when? How will the rules be enforced? What does it mean for people who need to care for others? In many cases, these practices are county-, city- or state-specific and are still evolving. For now, here's what we know.
Now playing: Watch this: Pandemic: Here's what's changed about the coronavirus
5:54
What do these restrictions mean?
For New Jersey, the statewide measures are in effect and run each night from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning, with emergency and essential travel the only reasons the governor lists as permissible to go outside during the evening. All public and private schools from preschool through university are closed, as are casinos, racetracks, gyms, movie theaters and performing arts centers.
Restaurants can provide food only through delivery or takeout services.
Can I still go to the grocery store, the gas station or outside for a walk?
Gov. Murphy's office said businesses that are essential to health, safety and welfare -- including grocery stores, pharmacies, medical offices and gas stations -- will remain open. He did not rule out recreational walks or other outdoor activities for individuals. Officials said right now the request to not travel around is a recommendation and not a ban.
How will New Jersey enforce the new measures?
Right now, the restrictions are a recommendation and not part of an executive order or declaration of curfew. There is no current indication how the measures will be enforced.
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Coronavirus lockdowns: Who they affect and what you need to know
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What are other states and regions doing?
New York and Connecticut temporarily closed entertainment-related businesses -- including casinos and theaters -- and require restaurants to provide meals only through takeout and delivery services.
In addition to restrictions on restaurants and bars, Ohio and Illinois are temporarily closing schools. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers ordered a ban on gatherings larger than 50 people, covering schools, sporting events, bars, theaters and places of worship
Indiana and Kentucky are prohibiting in-person meals in restaurants, as have the states of Washington and Maryland and the District of Columbia. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has also limited restaurants and other food-service businesses to takeout service only, as well as prohibited gatherings of greater than 25 people for at least the next four weeks. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire are also limiting restaurants to takeout and delivery. And Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced similar measures for nonessential services.
Pennsylvania is shutting down all nonessential businesses across the state for two weeks and requesting residents to stay indoors.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom requested all residents 65 years and older to stay indoors and self-isolate. The request extended to anyone with chronic health conditions. He also requested that bars, nightclubs, wineries and pubs should close and that all restaurants should run at half capacity to keep customers at a safe distance from each other.
Six counties of the San Francisco Bay Area ordered local residents to stay indoors except for "essential needs," starting Tuesday at 12:01 a.m. until at least April 7. Called "shelter-in-place," the order is designed to keep people indoors until the emergency is over. Individual walks are OK. In addition, San Francisco Mayor London Breed said necessary government functions and essential stores -- including grocery stores -- will remain open, and restaurants will be open just for takeout and delivery.
You don't have to wait for your state or local government to self-isolate. Here's how to keep the virus out of your home, how to avoid misinformation about the virus and what you need to know about coronavirus treatments.