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Coronavirus shutdown in California: What are the rules

Executive order allows certain ‘essential’ employees to work outside the home

The executive order issued Thursday night by California Gov. Gavin Newsom orders all California residents to stay home, except as needed for certain essential activities.

There was no end date on the order. Restrictions will be in place “until further notice,” it said.

The official order is displayed at the bottom of this article.

What remains open?

• Grocery stores, farmers markets, food banks, convenience stores
• Take-out and delivery restaurants
• Gas stations
• Pharmacies
• Laundromats/laundry services
• Banks
• Essential state and local government offices and services, including law enforcement

What’s closed?

• Dine-in restaurants
• Bars and nightclubs
• Entertainment venues
• Gyms and fitness centers
• Public events and gatherings
• Convention centers

What jobs are considered “essential”?

Besides the staffing of the businesses allowed to remain open, the order specifies activities needed “to maintain continuity of operation of the federal critical infrastructure sectors, critical government services, schools, childcare, and construction, including housing construction.”

The orders issued Monday by seven counties in the San Francisco Bay Area had a more comprehensive list of essential businesses, including hardware stores, shipping and mailing offices and taxis.

What are the 16 “critical infrastructure sectors”?

According to the Department of Homeland Security, they are:

• Chemical
• Commercial facilities
• Communications
• Critical manufacturing
• Dams
• Defense industrial base
• Emergency services
• Energy
• Financial service
• Food and agriculture
• Government facilities
• Health care and public health
• Information technology
• Nuclear reactors, materials and waste
• Transportation systems
• Water and wastewater systems

For what other reasons can residents leave their homes?

Other than essential work, the written order does not specify allowable activities outside the home. But the state’s COVID-19 website says Californians also may leave home to:

• Get food
• Care for a relative or friend
• Get necessary health care or critical medical supplies

In his announcement Thursday night, Newsom indicated outdoor recreation and exercise is also allowed — he mentioned dog-walking and “taking your kids outside” — as long as social distancing and other “common sense” preventive measures are followed.

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Coronavirus- Over 200 people tested in B.C., with four infected in VCH region

As of the time of publishing, there are 31,535 cases of coronavirus worldwide and 638 deaths.

Over 200 people have been tested for novel coronavirus in B.C., with only 4 confirmed or presumptive cases in the Vancouver Coastal Health Region, according to new numbers released by the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.

New numbers from B.C.’s health officials show over 200 people have been tested for novel coronavirus so far, with only four confirmed or presumed cases in the The B.C. Centre for Disease Control published new numbers online Friday morning, revealing that 210 people have been tested, with a total of 318 samples taken, for the virus as of Wednesday, Feb. 5. Some individuals were tested more than once.

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The numbers are a jump from last Friday, when the total tested samples numbered 114.

So far, there are only 4 people who have tested positive for novel coronavirus – two confirmed cases and two presumptive cases, all in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, which includes Richmond, Vancouver, the North Shore and the Sea-to-Sky region up to Bella Coola

Cases are “presumed positive” when they have tested positive locally, but the diagnoses still need to be confirmed by the national lab in Winnipeg.The two cases announced Thursday afternoon are family members of a woman in her 50s, B.C.’s second confirmed case, who lives in the VCH region. Her family members, a man and a woman in their 30s, are visitors from the Wuhan area, where the virus originated in December.