New York City, Once A Coronavirus Epicenter, Begins

New York City, Once A Coronavirus Epicenter, Begins Reopening

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Published 08 Jun 2020

Watch VideoNew York City began the process of reopening Monday after being closed for three months in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

An estimated 400,000 people could return to work as nonessential retail stores are allowed to reopen for curbside pickup. Manufacturing and construction are also allowed to resume.

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New York City, Once A Coronavirus Epicenter, Begins Reopening

New York City, Once A Coronavirus Epicenter, Begins Reopening

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