Central Park Remains Crowded with People Despite Coronavirus Social Distance Guidelines

Central Park Still Crowded with People Despite Stay at Home and Social Distancing Orders in NYC

and a “Stay at Home” order in place to combat the virus’s spread.

Dozens of people were recently photographed walking through Central Park, noticeably breaking the “six feet apart” rule recommended by health and government officials.You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. Many were also walking without a face mask, going against guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, which has now

in public, after discovering that up to 50 percent of those carrying the virus show no symptoms and could be spreading it unknowingly.

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