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“We want you to come into New York City, but we need you to safely
separate for two weeks when you arrive to keep New York City safe,” he
said. Long said the…
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“We want you to come into New York City, but we need you to safely
separate for two weeks when you arrive to keep New York City safe,” he
said. Long said the city will help those quarantining with free food deliveries,
assistance with medications, telehealth services or “even a hotel stay.” “We
know that it’s not easy to get through a two-week period of safe separation,
but it’s incredibly important and were going to do everything in our power to
help you,” Long said. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, alongside New Jersey
Gov. Phil Murphy, issued the joint travel advisory in late June, ordering
travelers from states with a significant Covid-19 communitywide spread to
self-quarantine for 14 days. The original order applied to only nine states.
New York had previously stationed “enforcement teams” from the the state’s
Department of Health at the city’s major airports to ensure compliance with
the advisory. All passengers from incoming flights from states on the
advisory are required to fill out a traveler form.
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has also partnered with hotels, train, bus and car rental companies, requiring
anyone booking a stay in New York City to fill out a travel form so the Test
& Trace Corps can locate them and monitor travelers in isolation, Long said.
People who violate the state’s order will be subject to fines and a mandatory
quarantine, Cuomo said. He said the fines will be $2,000 for the first
violation, $5,000 for the second and up to $10,000 if they cause harm.
“We need to make sure that quarantine becomes stronger every day. That that
law comes to life more every day” de Blasio said. The mayor’s
announcement comes after Cuomo has repeatedly criticized local government
and law enforcement in the state for not executing his executive orders,
specifically regarding bars. While the state has made progress suppressing its
outbreak, once considered the epicenter of the nation, Cuomo modified New
York City’s phase four reopening by barring restaurants from opening their
indoor dining spaces as cases in other states surged.
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