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New York Hospitalization Spike Spurs Second Indoor Dining Ban
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December 11, 2020
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3:29Now PlayingGovernor Andrew Cuomo will close indoor dining at New York City restaurants after coronavirus statistics surpassed benchmarks. Outdoor dining and takeout can continue.
Transmission of the virus is increasing in denser areas, Cuomo said Friday at a briefing in Albany, and the governor said he would tighten rules that determine when regions must lock down. New York City’s restaurants are the most extreme example, he said.
“We learned this lesson in the spring the hard way,” Cuomo said. “The crowding is a problem.”
New York City’s daily rate of hospitalizations is 2.48 per 100,000 residents, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday. It has been above a threshold of 2 per 100,000 for several days.
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