Gov. Phil Murphy says the state is starting to see “small spikes” in COVID-19 infections from people returning from trips to places like South Carolina and Florida.

Murphy said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that the “most recent and most prevalent” example was a wedding in Myrtle Beach from which New Jersey residents returned with the virus, but “we’ve got other cases that we’re running down.”

The governor said he believes a national strategy is needed, and wearing a mask should be “a national requirement" that comes from Washington.

It comes after Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla said Saturday that 13 people had tested positive for COVID-19 in the past two days - marking the city's highest two-day total since mid-May. He said the people who tested positive have recently traveled, and that 12 out of 13 had traveled to states on New Jersey's quarantine list.