Gov. Pete Ricketts has proclaimed April 10-30, 2020 as “21 Days to Stay Home and Stay Healthy in Nebraska.”
Infectious disease experts project that the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak will be at or near its peak in Nebraska by the end of April. For the next three weeks, the governor is urging Nebraskans to avoid non-essential errands and to limit social gatherings in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus.
Gov. Ricketts: Six Rules to Keep Nebraska Healthy
- Stay home. No non-essential errands and no social gatherings. Respect the ten-person limit.
- Socially distance your work. Work from home or use the six-foot rule as much as possible in the workplace.
- Shop alone and only shop once a week. Do not take family with you.
- Help kids follow social distancing. Play at home. No group sports. And no playgrounds.
- Help seniors stay at home by shopping for them. Do not visit long-term care facilities.
- Exercise daily at home or with an appropriately socially-distanced activity.
- Nebraskans have been doing a great job of complying with our social distancing directives.
- These six rules will unite Nebraskans in our shared goal of slowing the spread of the virus as we enter its peak period.
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