El Paso County Enters Two Week Shutdown

The video discusses the shutdown of nonessential services due to rising COVID-19 hospitalizations. It highlights the closure of hair salons, gyms, and restaurants, while polling locations remain open as voting is essential. The shutdown may face legal challenges from city and state leaders, as the Texas Attorney General argues it violates a state order allowing businesses to operate at 50% capacity in high hospitalization areas.

Which services are being closed due to the rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations?

• Grocery stores

• Hair salons

• Pharmacies

• Polling locations

Why are polling locations remaining open during the shutdown?

• They are considered nonessential.

• They are not affected by COVID-19.

• They are privately owned.

• They are considered essential.

Who is likely to challenge the shutdown legally?

• Federal government

• City and state leaders

• Local businesses

• Healthcare workers

What does the Texas Attorney General claim about the shutdown?

• It is necessary for public health.

• It violates a state order.

• It is supported by all state leaders.

• It is temporary.

According to the state order, at what capacity can businesses operate in high hospitalization areas?

• 100%

• 75%

• 25%

• 50%