Restaurants could continue offering takeout and delivery options, and reopened in early May for dine-in service.

In March, the state shut down nonessential businesses such as casinos, restaurants, and bar to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Sisolak is calling his new Stay-At-Home 2.0 advice a plea for Nevadans to stay at home, not gather outside their homes, and work from home when possible in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving. “Think about changes like ordering groceries for delivery instead of going into the store, or picking up dinner curbside from your favorite restaurant and instead of sitting indoors with others who are not members of your family.” Reduce your time in public to what is necessary, and limit any and all exposures to those outside your household,” the Associated Press reports Sisolak saying. “If you don’t have to go out, don’t go out. He says the next two weeks are key to lowering the number of positive cases. Over the past three weeks, Sisolak warned Nevadans that the state is seeing an alarming number of COVID-19 cases and may need to adopt tighter measures. Clark County alone has 89,256 cases since the pandemic started, with 1,571 deaths.

The Unpopular Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has threatened to close down Las Vegas again, if locals don’t “get their act together” and start wearing masks.Ĭoronavirus numbers continue to soar in Nevada, with 1,322 new COVID-19 cases and seven deaths reported on Tuesday, bringing the statewide totals to 112,304 confirmed cases and 1,859 deaths since the start of the pandemic in late February.

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