New York: Partial easing of lockdown raises fears of an epidemic

WASHINGTON - New cases of the coronavirus are most common among people who are usually out of their homes to shop, participate in social activities or exercise, the governor of New York said Saturday. These are the people who go to work in the necessary fields.

During a routine press conference on Saturday, Governor Como said people who left their homes were infected with the virus and went to the hospital, or someone got an infection and went home, and he told the rest of the family. Also made me sick.
Figures released by the state show that between 2,100 and 2,500 new cases are being reported daily across the state, up from 2,762 on Friday, which dropped to 2,419 on Saturday. ۔Governor Como said new cases are declining among people who are emergency workers, while the virus is more prevalent among people who are ordinary people.
The governor said thousands of workers have been recruited in New York to track down those who come in contact with Corona-positive people, to keep them in quarantine and prevent others from contracting the deadly virus.
He said that the task of finding the people who come in contact is very big and very difficult."We have given permission to open five out of ten areas of the city since Friday, so that businesses can start there," the governor said. But it is important to deploy workers for the population in the open areas, who can find those who come in contact with those who test positive.
New York is the largest city in the country with a population of about 8.4 million. The city's worst-hit areas are Manhattan, Hollywood and Farmland, which are the epicenters of Cove 19, while the state's rural areas are less affected.