Charleston will begin a two-week "stay at home" order for all city residents Thursday.
The ordinance urges residents to only go outside to go the grocery store, pharmacy or doctor's office or to exercise.
According to a report from WSCS, city council voted 9-4 on the “stay at home” ordinance which also orders city residents not to congregate in the streets, sidewalk, or public spaces except for the purposes of working at or conducting business at essential services.
The ordinance also requires all "non-essential" businesses to close, starting at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. This order also lasts for two weeks
The ordinance urges residents to only go outside to go the grocery store, pharmacy or doctor's office or to exercise.
According to a report from WSCS, city council voted 9-4 on the “stay at home” ordinance which also orders city residents not to congregate in the streets, sidewalk, or public spaces except for the purposes of working at or conducting business at essential services.
The ordinance also requires all "non-essential" businesses to close, starting at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. This order also lasts for two weeks