Coronavirus: San Francisco Bans All Mass Gatherings Over 1,000 People (via NBCSAuthentic)
after Santa Clara County issued a ban on all mass gatherings over 1,000 people due to the coronavirus outbreak, San Francisco followed suit.
“We know that this Order is disruptive, but it is an important step to support public health,” said Mayor Breed. “We’re following the recommendations of public health officials to slow the spread of COVID-19 in our community. This order mirrors actions being taken by other local governments and is informed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
The Warriors and Giants, who both hold their home games in downtown San Francisco, have both since responded to Mayor Breed’s statement by taking action on upcoming events.without fansAfter their game vs. the Nets, the Warriors leave on a five-game road trip through Milwaukee, Toronto, Indiana, Detroit and New York. They return to Chase Center on March 25 to play the Atlanta Hawks, which would fall in this two-week window Mayor Breed issued.
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