Newsom Reinstates Stay-At-Home Order In State's Worst-Hit County As Region Passes 200,000 Cases
California passed the grim milestone of 200,461 coronavirus cases on Friday morning amid more worrying reports about the rising number of new infections. The state saw a 2.5 percent rise in new cases over the previous days total.
Amid those concerns, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced on Friday that, after weeks of engagement with the states hardest-hit county, he was asking officials in Imperial County, near San Diego, to increase COVID-preventative restrictions.
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Newsom said he would leave it to county officials to determine the appropriate measures but, if they did not find the right measures, I am committed to intervening.
They never moved as far forward as other parts of the state, he said, but its time to pull back further.
https://deadline.com/2020/06/california-coronavirus-200000-cases-flood-of-new-infections-1202971077/