[MD-Sligo] FW: Gov. Hogan ordered MD restaurants, theaters closed today at 5

[Chikodinaka mr. Oguledo]

we will b in Nigeria. on 11th of apral. whin I re turn may29th I will
b at the next meeting

On 3/17/20, Brown, Debbie via MD-Sligo <md-sligo at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> We will do a conference call in April.  After that, we don't know.
> Debbie
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> From: MD-Sligo <md-sligo-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Chikodinaka mr.
> Oguledo via MD-Sligo
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> Subject: Re: [MD-Sligo] FW: Gov. Hogan ordered MD restaurants, theaters
> closed today at 5
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> so from nowOn we will do conference call for sligoChapter meetings?
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> On 3/17/20, Michelle Clark via MD-Sligo <md-sligo at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>> I saw this live yesterday. From the tone in his voice, he was not
>> playing around as what seems some others have for the sake of our safety.
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>> Michelle
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>> Deborah via MD-Sligo
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>> Subject: [MD-Sligo] FW: Gov. Hogan ordered MD restaurants, theaters
>> closed today at 5
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>> Sent: Monday, March 16, 2020 1:17 PM
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>> Subject: Gov. Hogan ordered MD restaurants, theaters closed today at 5
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>> Here’s the text of the article from Bethesda Magazine:
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>> UPDATED: Maryland orders restaurants, bars, theaters, gyms to close;
>> police will enforce
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>> 'We’re not fooling around anymore,' Hogan says
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>> BY BRIANA ADHIKUSUMA
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>> | Published: 2020-03-16 11:47
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>> Gov. Larry Hogan
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>> FILE PHOTO
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>> Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday morning ordered all restaurants, bars,
>> movie theaters and gyms across the state to shut down by 5 p.m. today
>> as the latest measure during a state of emergency to halt the spread
>> of the coronavirus disease.
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>> Drive-through and carry-out orders will be allowed.
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>> Hogan also increased restrictions on public gathering. Previously, no
>> more than 250 people could congregate in one spot. The new limit is 50
>> people.
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>> Hogan said he enacted an emergency order to carry out these new
>> measures, which will be strictly enforced. He said 250 state troopers
>> are ready to be deployed.
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>> He said police and the National Guard will work together on enforcement.
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>> “We’re not fooling around anymore,” Hogan said.
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>> Grocery stores, gas stations, banks, pharmacies, and food delivery
>> services are among the businesses that can remain open.
>>
>> Hogan also has ordered the state Department of Health to assess
>> reopening closed hospital facilities across the state. He said the
>> department needs to take whatever measures are necessary to immediately
>> get another 6,000 beds.
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>> He also ordered the department to establish and implement appropriate
>> policies and procedures for receiving, stockpiling and distributing
>> all assets received by the state from the strategic national stockpile.
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>> “As I have repeatedly stressed, we should continue to expect the
>> number of cases to dramatically and rapidly rise,” Hogan said “We have
>> never faced anything like this before.”
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>> He activated the Medical Reserve Corps, a network of volunteers. Of
>> the
>> 5,000 trained volunteers, 700 are being deployed.
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>> Any medical practitioner with a valid out-of-state or expired license
>> will be allowed to practice during the state of emergency.
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>> “It is impossible to know how long this threat will continue,” Hogan
>> said.
>> “What I do know is we cannot afford to wait to take action.”
>>
>> Of the Maryland National Guard, 1,000 soldiers and airmen have been
>> fully activated. Another 1,200 guardmen are on enhanced readiness status.
>>
>> Hogan prohibited any utilities from shutting off service to customers
>> during the emergency and charging any late fees He also prohibited the
>> eviction of any tenant during the emergency.
>>
>> The state now has the capability of providing three meals a day and a
>> snack to students through a federal waiver. Hogan said there are 138
>> centers already providing meals across the state.
>>
>> In addition, nine of the Marylanders who were stranded aboard the
>> Grand Princess cruise ship on the West Coast because of positive cases
>> of coronavirus will be arriving home and be in the care of the National
>> Guard.
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>> “While these measures seem extreme, if we do not take them now, it may
>> be too late,” Hogan said.
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>> This story will be updated.
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