‘I don’t see it’: Gov. Murphy speaks on possible lockdown amid rising COVID-19 cases
Health experts are ramping up the warnings on the omicron variant. But Gov. Phil Murphy says currently there's no need to make drastic changes to his COVID-19 protocols.
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Dec 20, 2021, 10:17 AM
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On Fox News Sunday, the governor was asked if he would consider locking down the state again?
“You have to leave it on the table, but I don't see it Brett, honestly,”
says Murphy. “Among other reasons we have a very high degree of vaccinations.
Folks are getting boosted which clearly gives another layer of protection
against this."
The governor says just like
everyone else, he too has covid fatigue.
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