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Los Angeles "on the brink" of new shutdown orders

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FILE - This Wednesday, April 1, 2020 file photo from a live stream video provided by the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti shows Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti wearing a protective face mask during his daily coronavirus news conference in Los Angeles. Garcetti is currently conducting all briefings and interviews remotely. On Monday, April 6, 2020 Garcetti discussed the COVID-19 outbreak in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. Garcetti is encouraged by a slowing rate of corornavirus infections but the city is preparing for potentially tougher restrictions if the numbers take a turn for the worse. (Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti via AP, File)

By: Anthony Wright, 23ABC

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LOS ANGELES — Coronavirus continues to surge across California. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said his city reopened too quickly warning residents that LA may be "on the brink" of new shutdown orders.

Garcetti appeared on network television and was asked about his thoughts on the rapid reopening of the state which was followed by a spike new COVID-19 cases. He said those decisions were made at the state and county levels.

Garcetti added that LA officials would not hesitate to implement new stay-at-home order if the numbers don't turn around.

The state reported Saturday its fourth-highest daily total of new confirmed cases.

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Los Angeles "on the brink" of new shutdown orders

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