Prince George’s and Anne Arundel counties in Maryland imposed new coronavirus restrictions on Thursday as new cases climbed in the state.
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks limited outdoor gatherings to 25 people and indoor ones to 10, and people will have to wear masks outside unless they are exercising. Additionally, restaurants will have to reduce capacity from 50% to 25%. Capacity at gyms and bowling alleys will also be limited to 25%. Retail stores will stay at 50%, but the county will step up enforcement of those guidelines. These will go into effect this Sunday, Nov. 15.
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