New Mexico plans to renew several coronavirus restrictions on Friday, and officials have warned that more will occur if COVID-19 instances continue in the state.
New Mexico government Michelle Lujan Grisham Michelle Lynn Lujan Grisham The travel industry calls on the Trump administration to avoid the need for quarantine by creating a Utah test plan increases restrictions on coronaviruses amid emerging instances New Mexico will have to renew restrictions on coronaviruses, notice more if instances continue to increase MORE (D) announced on Tuesday the new regulation fix that will come with the restriction indoor food and restricting massive gatherings, claiming that the virus is “exploding” in the state.
The governor instituted one last hour of transition at 10 p. m. for all food and beverage places serving alcohol, which said the state will “rigorously enforce. “Limits for retail and restaurant institutions, as well as hotels, will be cancelled.
Massive meetings will be limited to up to five people, out of 10 people.
Hotels will be able to fill up to 60% if they have completed the state’s “certified education program” and 25% if they have not. limited to 50%.
The state will require that “high-risk states” be quarantined for 14 days and no longer accept that those who test negative within 72 hours of arrival will be released from quarantine. explained as those with a positive verification rate of five% or more at a mobile average of seven days or a positive verification rate above 80 consistent with 1 million inhabitants.
Restrictions occur when Grisham reports that the virus “has spread to all spaces in New Mexico” and an accumulation of hospitalizations, leading to non-compliance with rules suggesting dressing in masks, avoiding giant gatherings, and reducing home door travel.
“The increases we’ve noticed here are among the worst in the United States this fall,” he said in a statement. “This kind of overwhelming and dramatic spread across the state indicates one thing: too many of us, succumbing to COVID fatigue, no longer use those tools. “
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Grisham said the state did not meet its reopening criteria to stay for “several weeks,” adding that “the only option for officials was to closeArray. . . opportunities for the virus. “
“We have made great progress in supporting limited and safe reopening and our in-person learning efforts, but this progress is disappearing,” he said. State that has suffered so much and sacrificed so much, but this is our only chance of saving you more devastating diseases and saving lives”.
The New York Times classifies New Mexico as a state where “new cases are more and remain high. “The state recorded its largest one-day case build-up last week with 485 new cases on October 9.
Knowledge shows that instances have increased since mid-September and have now reached an average of seven days of 390 new instances consistent with the day.
In total, the state has recorded 33,713 cases and 918 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
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