Wisconsin mandates masks, declares public health emergency
(Reuters) - Wisconsin's governor on Thursday ordered residents wear masks when indoors and not in a private residence, joining dozens of other U.S. state leaders mandating face coverings to slow the spread of coronavirus.
In a statement, Governor Tony Evers said Wisconsin was seeing an increase in significant community spread and rise in COVID-19 cases which required he declare a new public health emergency and require face coverings statewide.
(Reporting By Karen Pierog and Andrew Hay; Editing by Franklin Paul)
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