Swimming in the ocean: OK. Public pools: Not OK. Here's exactly what San Francisco residents can and can't do under the new 'shelter in place' order
on Monday requiring all residents to "stay home except for essential needs" in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
While going outdoors is allowed, gathering in public or at other people's homes is prohibited and "social distancing" practices must be maintained while outside.
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