A “stay-at-home order” is an order from an authority to restrict movements of a population as a strategy for suppressing an epidemic or pandemic. Residents are ordered to stay home except for essential tasks or going to work in essential businesses. The order was widely used by governments after the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). In January 2020 the Chinese government used the order to restrict the residents of Wuhan from traveling to outside of the city. In the following months governments including those of Italy, Spain, France, Denmark and the United Sta…
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@84ZWD6L4yrs4Y
No, this is should be left to the states
@7PTCG38 4mos4MO
Yes, but this should be determined and enforced by state governments based on the rates of contacted cases of COVID-19 and related hospitalizations within their own territories
@7PTCG389mos9MO
No, this should be determined by state governments based upon the rise or decline of Covid-19 cases within their own territories
@7PTCG3811mos11MO
No, this should be determined by state governments based upon the rise or decline of Covid-19 cases within their own territories.
@7PTCG3811mos11MO
Yes, but this should be determined by state governments based upon the rise or decline of Covid-19 cases within their own territories.
@gtbensa4yrs4Y
At the time, given the information, it was the right decision. But we cannot stay closed forever.
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