Editor,

I understand that a lot of precautions and new rules are in place because of the coronavirus crisis situation.

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Lou

Suzanne - Logical, common sense questions and thoughts we all have!! But then, common sense isn't so common.

Terence Y

Well written Ms. Thiel. San Mateo just released another 575 convicted criminals. SMC is threatening to fine or arrest people going to the beach, even those just parked. Since California obviously doesn't care about criminal behavior, as evidenced by not deporting illegal aliens, releasing convicted criminals, reducing or requiring no bail for arrested citizens, I'd recommend that anyone charged with not wearing a mask, or fined for being outside, to go ahead and challenge, in court, anything associated with the Wuhan virus. Civil suits can probably be filed against the so called authorities, too. People need income to offset losses due to the shelter-in-place.

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