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NOTICES & EVENTS
COVID-19 ORDER NO. 19
Supreme Court No. 2022-ADM-0010-MSC
On April 8, 2022, the Governor’s COVID-19 Task Force and the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation (CHCC) announced that the CNMI is now in COVID-19 Community Level Low. This announcement, made due to high rates of vaccination and declining case counts, marks a shift from the “Medium” risk status that had previously been in effect. Under a “Low” risk designation, mandatory containment measures are substantially lessened, but the Task Force and CHCC continue to emphasize the value of masks, sanitary habits, and social distancing.
In light of this announcement, the Court finds it appropriate to adopt new policies compatible with the “Low” risk designation. Pursuant to the Supreme Court’s inherent and supervisory powers under Article >> Read more
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