California Governor: COVID-19 Community Spread Began In Nail Salon

The video discusses the spread of coronavirus in California, highlighting the initial community spread in a nail salon. Governor Newsom announced that some low-risk retailers could offer curbside pickup if they meet state guidelines. Nail salons are not included due to high-risk concerns, despite some practicing strict sanitary measures. The reopening of businesses like gyms and nail salons is part of a four-stage resilience roadmap, with no set timeline for the next phase.

Where did the first community spread of coronavirus occur in California?

• A bookstore

• A gym

• A nail salon

• A movie theater

Which types of businesses were allowed to offer curbside pickup according to Governor Newsom's announcement?

• Gyms and movie theaters

• Nail salons and florists

• Restaurants and cafes

• Clothing stores and bookstores

Why are nail salons considered high risk for reopening?

• They are not following any sanitary guidelines

• They have a history of community spread

• They are not popular among customers

• They are too small to maintain social distancing

What precautionary measures were some nail salons already practicing before the outbreak?

• Offering outdoor services

• Wearing masks and gloves

• Limiting customer numbers

• Installing air purifiers

In which stage of the Resilience Roadmap will nail salons be allowed to reopen?

• First stage

• Second stage

• Third stage

• Fourth stage