Entire state of California now under "shelter in place" order
The state of California is about to go under a "shelter in place" order announced on Thursday by Governor Gavin Newsom. The Governor calls the situation "fluid" and says the order is necessary now because of new projections that show how many people might be infected. He calls this an...
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The state of California is now under a "shelter in place" order effective. Governor Gavin Newsom made that announcement around 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 19. The Governor says more than half of all Californians could, eventually, be infected with the Coronavirus. He says 56% of people living in the state will get it, which is around. He says he is worried that there won't be enough hospital beds for all of the victims if nothing is done right now.
I've been under the Bay area shelter in place order so this isn't a change for me. Crazy to have whole states going under lock down, but happy to see pro-activity before it is too late.