Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders Likely Going Until Summer, L.A. Country Public Health Chief Says As Deaths Rise
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deadline.comBy Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic As coronavirus pandemic restrictions on retailers and public spaces loosen up, L.A.
County’s top medical official said today that stay-at-home orders could still remain in place well into the summer. “I do think recovery will be months-long, based on the tools we have at hand today,” declared the region’s Public Health Director Dr.
Barbara Ferrer this morning at a meeting of the County’s powerful Board of Supervisors. Stressing that “with all certainly,” the stay-at home order set to expire at the end of this week will be expanded to July, Ferrer added that “our hope is that by using the data, we’d be able to slowly lift restrictions over the next three months.” A regular presence on TV
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