Cuomo cautions against gatherings

Gov.

Andrew Cuomo held a press conference Monday to discourage people from gathering, at the risk of forcing the state to start shutting down again.

Governor cuomo held a press briefing this morning and the topic was a familiar one - stopping the spread of the coronavirus.

Cuomo urged new yorkers not to gather in large groups, especially at bars and clubs, and says police could be required to enforce the limit on mass gatherings.

Trt - 1:02 it is a problem in new york city, it's a problem in places on long island, it's a problem with places upstate.

You know very well where the congregations were, because god bless social media.

You don't have to guess.

They're on social media, they're on tv news, and they're written about in the newspaper.

So you know where they are.

I wish it was as simple as it's just queens.

It's just brooklyn.

It's been in a number of places in new york city and other locations in the state.

So you know where those occurrences have been.

We've had a high frequency in new york city.

And it's not a question - you had police, in a story - they've shown up.

But it's not just showing up and watching.

The crowd has to be dispersed.

It's violating the law.

Period.

Cuomo then boarded a plane for georgia, where he is meeting with the mayor of savannah to offer advice on how to contain the disease.

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