As COVID Hospitalizations Climb, Indoor Dining Pauses In NYC

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Gwynne Hogan
WNYC News | Dec 11, 2020

After hinting about the possibility earlier this week. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is making new COVID restrictions a reality. He announced that starting Monday, indoor dining will be prohibited in New York City restaurants.

This coincides with another coronavirus milestone: the first vaccine doses are also expected to start arriving here at the beginning of next week. 

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