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Gov. Ned Lamont on Thursday announced several measures that will ease COVID-19 restrictions, including easing capacity restraints on restaurants and indoor and outdoor sporting and entertainment venues.
“While it is encouraging to see the number of cases in our state gradually going down and people getting vaccinated at rates that are among the highest in the nation, we need to continue taking this virus seriously to mitigate its spread as much as possible,” Lamont said. “Please continue to wear face coverings in public and when around other people outside of your households, maintain social distancing, and keep washing your hands and cleaning surfaces. Connecticut has made tremendous strides to combat this pandemic, and we don’t want to lose the progress that we’ve made.”
Protocols that will remain in effect until further notice include:
The protocols that will be revised in the coming days include:
Beginning Friday, March 19:
Beginning Monday, March 29:
Beginning Friday, April 2:
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