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For the first time in its recovery period, New York City may have to roll back reopenings in certain neighborhoods to contain growing clusters; its top doctor warned Friday, "This may be the most precarious moment that we're facing since we have emerged from lockdown"
By Jennifer Millman• Published September 25, 2020• Updated 8 seconds ago
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NYC is eyeing new shutdowns for the first time in months to try to contain new clusters; in some parts, positivity rates have hit 6 percent
"This may be the most precarious moment that we're facing since we have emerged from lockdown," health chief Dave Chokshi said Friday
The largest cluster of four neighborhoods has been dubbed "The Ocean Parkway Cluster;" if no progress is made on positivity rates by Monday evening, non-essential businesses could be closed along with day cares.
