The government announced Wednesday that all arts and entertainment venues – such as Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall and Broadway Theater – will be allowed to reopen at a reduced capacity starting April 2, Andrew Cuomo said.
If more than 100 people require proof of negative COVID-19 tests, they can allow up to 150, Cuomo said in a statement. 500 people inside and outside the house.
“New Yorkers have done a tremendous job to defeat COVID, and we are gradually reducing restrictions as the numbers decrease and public health improves. It is clear that if we are cautious, we will reach the light at the end of the tunnel, ”said Cuomo.
The governor warned that despite the loosening restrictions, the public should remain vigilant and wash their hands, wear masks and continue social distance.
“It’s a difficult footprint, but the infection rate is low and the vaccination rate is up, and New Yorkers will get it together as long as we stay in touch and keep this momentum in the right direction,” he said. . ”
Cuomo also announced that residential gatherings of 25 people could be excluded, starting on March 22.
However, to reduce the spread of coronovirus, the maximum number of people attending indoor residential gatherings would remain at 10.
Additionally, Cuomo stated that non-residential social gatherings of up to 100 people can take place indoors, while outdoor events can hold up to 200 people.
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