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As COVID-19 cases soar, Gov. Jay Inslee announced further restrictions on public gatherings.

Gov. Jay Inslee and other officials spoke about issues surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

The governor issued further restrictions after new coronavirus cases soared in recent weeks, including state record highs.

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