New Jersey delays resuming indoor dining as coronavirus cases surge across US

New Jersey restaurants won’t be allowed to resume indoor dining on Thursday as originally planned as the Covid-19 spikes across the country, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Monday. The plan was to open indoor dining with strict social distancing from July 2 as part of ’stage two’ of New Jersey’s reopening, along with outdoor amusement parks, bowling alleys, museums, libraries, and other businesses.

New Jersey delays resuming indoor dining as coronavirus cases surge across US

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