New stay-at-home orders in L.A.
Mayor Eric Garcetti implemented on Dec. 2 a new stay-at-home order, where people are no longer allowed to dine out and schools moved online, but retail stores and salons will continue to remain open as long as they’re following the specific precautions, such as operating at a 20 percent capacity and closing hours moved at 10 p.m.
Moreover, on Dec. 3, California Governor Gavin Newsom mentioned a new, more strict stay-at-home order which will be implemented in the hardest-hit areas of the state, where local hospitals’ ICU capacity dropped below 15 percent. The stay-at-home orders began in Southern California and San Joaquin Valley as of Dec. 6 in accordance with the mandate.
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California state’s official asked Fauci’s opinion about the new restriction.
As Fauci told in his interview on CNN, “I have been in discussion with the health authorities in the state of California.” He also mentioned that the state official called him and asked if it’s the right thing to do right now, considering the surge.
“You know, you really don’t have any choice when you have the challenge to the health care system, you’ve got to do something like that,” Fauci replied.
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