NJ, NY and CT to shut down bars, restaurants, casinos and movie theaters.
NEW: NJ, NY and CT shutting down bars, restaurants, casinos, movie theaters at 8 p.m. No crowd gatherings of more than 50 people.
— Dustin Racioppi (@dracioppi) March 16, 2020
New Jersey, New York and Connecticut are shutting down all bars, restaurants, casinos and movie theaters effective at 8 p.m. today, according to Gannett reporter Dustin Racioppi reporting from a joint conference call with the governors.
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