PENNSYLVANIA — As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the country and in Pennsylvania, governors of northeastern states had an emergency summit over the weekend to discuss the situation, according to WNBC.
We had a productive meeting today to discuss policies as we enter the next stage of the COVID crisis.
— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) November 16, 2020
Thanks to @GovMurphy, @GovNedLamont, @GovernorTomWolf and @JohnCarneyDE for joining me. pic.twitter.com/KbAw3FOW5X
Pennsylvania was a part of the summit, where the group talked about additional restrictions in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus across the area, according to WNBC.
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Governors from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut were also there.
Pennsylvania reported new record case totals on Saturday, the highest daily total since the pandemic began.
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