“We can’t send people back to work, we can’t open up our city yet when we don’t see a decrease in the cases, which we have not seen yet at all, and when we don’t see a sustained decline in hospitalizations, ICU beds, all of those things are really important and the data has to drive what we do from a public policy standpoint,” she added.
Chicago can’t reopen without decrease in the number of coronavirus cases, Mayor Lori Lightfoot says
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