As of Sunday, much of California was already under a curfew that barred residents from doing extraordinary work or gathering from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The governor’s order should put state territories under new restrictions after the availability of their intensive care unit. Went below 15 percent.
With a capacity of 6.6 percent in San Joaquin Valley and 10.3 percent in Southern California on Sunday, shops there must operate with limited capacity, and private gatherings are prohibited. Any open industry must wear a mask to everyone inside and distance themselves. Among the facilities that should be closed are: hair salons and not barbershops; Museums, zoos and aquariums; Indoor movie theaters; And wineries and breweries.
Rachel Heimen, 25, who lives in San Francisco, said: “I have never heard anyone panic. “We all want things to return to normal, and we want people to stop getting sick. This is a really solid reminder that things are getting really bad. ”
California’s new measures have been tougher since the onset of the epidemic, when it became the first state to order a home stay to help control early outbreaks. But many residents are fed up with the nine-month rule change where they can go, whether they can eat indoors or out and their children can go to school. In some cases, restrictions go against moving elsewhere; For example, New York City will reopen some public schools on Monday, reflecting a changing perception of health about the importance of children in the classroom.
So, at the moment, California’s sanctions are complete with more skepticism and blatant disregard in some areas, even though state and local health officials consider the spread of the virus more dangerous than the spring virus.
Over the weekend, the Los Angeles streets were hitherto alive with those sitting on the sidewalk or dining in the parking lot, but the Curses were still standing in the grocery store and clustered in the rest restaurants rents waiting to get out. Inside the obscure post office fee in the Echo Park neighborhood, queues of customers – as far away as they can – snack around a small, closed room lined with mailboxes.
Mr News has insisted it will withhold funds from California counties that refuse to enforce the stay-at-home order. After several counties pushed back preventive measures during the summer hike, the enforcement task force fined businesses more than 2 2 million, issued 179 citations and revoked three business licenses.
