San Francisco authorities decided to impose a curfew, starting tomorrow, Monday, November 30, due to the high surge in coronavirus infections, Sky News website reported.
In a tweet, the city mayor London Breed said that the curfew will last from 10 pm to 5 am local time until December 21.
She also added that gyms, museums, cinemas, and religious places must stop all indoor activities, and retail stores also need to keep the customers' flow below 25%.
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"We're currently averaging 118 new cases per day compared to 73 per day in the first week of November," Breed added.
It is worth mentioning that As of Friday afternoon, the U.S. total stood at 13,047,202, according to the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 tracker.
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