inside private businesses last May, though face-covering requirements remained in schools, daycare facilities, health-care settings, state government buildings, and on mass transit., with one side saying it should be up to parents to decide and others saying the state needs to keep taking precaution to curb the spread of a virus that has killed more than 30,000 New Jerseyans.ruled the requirement does not violate the U.S. Constitution.
“Every time you think you’ve got this thing figured out, it humbles you,” he said. “But we are confident that four weeks from now we will be at the point with regards to the statewide school mask mandate.”to curb a state law that instilled Murphy with emergency powers to install sweeping COVID-19 measures, such as mask mandates. They are seeking for more say in such matters.
“We have to learn how to live with COVID as we move from a pandemic to an endemic phase of this virus,” the governor said.and 1,490 confirmed cases. That’s the fewest number of confirmed positives tests announced in a single day since Nov. 22, just before Thanksgiving.
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