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The video discusses new COVID-19 regulations in DC and Maine. DC now requires travelers from high-risk states to get tested for COVID-19 within 72 hours before arrival and again if staying over three days. Maryland and Virginia travelers are exempt. Maine has implemented stricter facemask rules due to rising COVID-19 cases, requiring masks in public regardless of distance and allowing venue owners to deny entry to non-compliant individuals. These measures follow Maine's decision to delay bar reopenings and reduce indoor gathering limits.

What is the new requirement for travelers from high-risk states visiting Washington, DC?

• They must quarantine for 14 days.

• They need to get tested within 72 hours before traveling.

• They must wear a facemask at all times.

• They are required to stay in designated hotels.

Which states' visitors are exempt from the new DC travel testing rule?

• Maryland and Virginia

• New York and New Jersey

• Florida and Georgia

• California and Texas

What is the new facemask rule in Maine?

• Masks must be worn in public regardless of distance.

• Masks are optional in outdoor spaces.

• Masks are only required in crowded areas.

• Masks are only required indoors.

What action can venue owners in Maine take if someone does not comply with the facemask rule?

• They can call the police.

• They can report them to health authorities.

• They can impose a fine.

• They can refuse entry.

What recent decision did Maine make regarding bars and indoor gatherings?

• Bars were allowed to reopen with no restrictions.

• Indoor gathering limits were increased.

• Bars' reopening was delayed and indoor gathering limits were lowered.

• No changes were made to current restrictions.