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This week was particularly climbing for the state of Pennsylvania. Not only has the state reported aNumber of death records Thursday, reporting 248 deaths, but many of the state hospitals are or near their capabilities. Thursday, Gov. Tom Wolf, who revealed that he had tested positive for the virus the day before, triggered a new set of restrictions in the state, in the hope of slowing the diffusion and saving lives. "The situation we are right now is desire," said Wolf. "It is clear that we need to make new mitigation efforts to stop the propagation of COVID-19." Read to hear his warning and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.

The situation is "sad"

"Today, I announce mitigating additional protection protection and temporary protection in the Commonwealth," said Gov. Wolf in home quarantine. "With these measures in place, we hope to accomplish three objectives: First, stop the devastating propagation of Covid-19 to the Commonwealth. Second, keep our hospitals and health workers to become overwhelmed. And third, help the Pennsylvanians to spend holiday season - and closer to a largely available vaccine - as safe as possible. It's a bridge at a better future in Pennsylvania. "

"Each of the last two days, we have reported the greatest number of deaths since the beginning of the pandemic," said Dr. Rachel Levine's health secretary. "During the past week, we reported nearly 1,100 new COVID-19 deaths across Pennsylvania. The virus continues to filter our health care systems and the dramatic rise case between all age groups , especially in school-age children, is alarming since the beginning of the pandemic, there were more than 37,500 cases in children aged 5 to 18, but 9,500 of these cases occurred during the last two weeks. "

The new restrictions begin this Saturday at 12:01 and will remain in place until January 4 at 8 am.

"We know that Covid-19 thrives in places where people gather," said Gov. Wolf. "As a result, these mitigation measures lead to high-risk environments and activities and aim to reduce the spread of this devastating virus".

The following new restrictions were announced Thursday:

• All sports from public schools in K-12, non-public schools, private schools and clubs, travel, recreational, intramural and intramural sports are paused. Extrasecolic activities sponsored by school are also suspended.
• Interior gatherings are limited to 10 people and outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people. However, "churches, synagogues, temples, mosques and other rally places of worship are specifically excluded from the limitations set out above during religious services, these institutions are strongly encouraged to find alternative methods of worship, as in Person meetings pose a significant risk. To participants right now. "
• The interior dining room is suspended, including bars, restaurants, breweries, wineries, distilleries, social clubs and private events. Meals to take away and take away remain in place.
• Theaters, entertainment places, film theaters, arcades, bowling alleys and private clubs must suspend indoor operations.
• Inside operations at gymnasiums are also suspended. Facilities and outdoor classes can continue, but all participants must wear face coatings.
• Retail businesses must operate at a 50% occupancy.
• Professional or college sports activities may continue in accordance with the CDC and the Ministry of Health guidelines. Spectators can not attend games.

"The work we are doing now to slow the spread of COVID-19 is not only crucial to keep our compatriots from safe and healthy Pennsylvanians," said Gov. Wolf. "It will all help us come back to normal and come back to all the things we have missed, faster. And that means more Pennsylvanians will be alive to celebrate this brighter future. This year, we show our love for Our families and friends by celebrating safely and protecting themselves. "

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How to survive the pandemic

As for yourself, follow his fundamental principles and help put an end to this thrust, no matter where you live-wear a facial mask, the social distance, avoid big crowds, do not go inside with people that you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice good hand hygiene and protect your life and the lives of others , and do not visit these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.