While some people worry reopening beaches may lead to more COVID-19 cases, Mayor Richard Montgomery says the coastline is large enough to facilitate safe social distancing.
Californians enjoy the Manhattan and Hermosa beaches on the first day Los Angeles County allowed beaches to reopen after a six-week closure implemented to stop the spread of the coronavirus.Californians enjoy the Manhattan and Hermosa beaches on the first day Los Angeles County allowed beaches to reopen after a six-week closure implemented to stop the spread of the coronavirus.Southern California passed a milestone on Wednesday: Los Angeles County reopened its beaches.
Among the cities affected by the order is Manhattan Beach, whose mayor, Richard Montgomery, was at the beach by 6:30 a.m. Wednesday to see how many people showed up."Luckily, there was no big crowd[s]," he says. Still, he understands the fear some residents may have about opening up."The risk of what we're doing has to be a balanced approach between open versus staying inside and staying at home," Montgomery tells NPR'sOrange County, California, also in Southern California, opened its beaches last month if I'm not mistaken. And then the governor had toagain because thousands of people packed the beaches.
What other economic activities or social activities, for that matter, are now allowed and taking place in Manhattan Beach under these changes to the orders?
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