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Stay at home until April 10 except for essential activities
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The governor has ordered Minnesotans to stay home now through April 10 to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19). Residents may still leave home for essential activities such as grocery shopping, doctors visits or exercise outside.
- Read the answers to frequently asked questions about the stay at home order here.
- Read updates about cases by county, how to protect yourself and download informational materials in multiple languages on the Minnesota Department of Health website.
- See how coronavirus and the stay at home order has affected the City of Minneapolis.
- Community resources and financial help for Minnesotans affected by the virus and stay at home order.
Spread the word
- #StayHomeMN shareable graphics
- Multilingual COVID-19 symptoms, prevention and health insurance flyers
- Tune in to the City's multilingual radio shows
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Last updated Apr 3, 2020
