New rules after spike in COVID-19 cases

Outdoor gatherings are being reduced to no more than 50 people as the state sees a spike in COVID-19 cases.

REPORTER: GOOD MORNING.WITH MORE HOT WEATHER KICKINGIN, PLENTY OF PEOPLE WILL BEHEADED OUTSIDE.BUT, STARTING TOMORROW, THEREWILL BE NEW RULES ON WHAT YOUCAN DO.OUTDOOR GATHERINGS WILL BEREDUCED TO NO MORE THAN 50PEOPLE.THAT INCLUDES BOTH PUBLIC ANPRIVATE PROPERTY.AND FACE COVERINGS ARE REQUIREDAT GATHERINGS WHERE MORE THAN 10PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLWILL BE MIXING.THAT NEW ROLLBACK WAS ANNOUNCEDBY THE GOVERNOR ON FRIDAY INRESPONSE TO A SPIKE IN COVID-19CASES.IT ALSO COMES AMID REPORTS OFLARGER GATHERINGS, BOTH INCOMMUNITIES AND AT EVENTS.LAST WEEK, A HOTEL IN GARDNERWAS FINED FOR HOSTING TWO EVENTSWITH HUNDREDS OF GUESTS.AS PART OF THE NEW CRACKDOWN,THE GOVERNOR ALSO UPPEDENFORCEMEN