New York Receives 25K Complaints Of Businesses Breaking COVID-19 Rules

The transcript discusses 25,000 complaints about businesses violating reopening plans by not enforcing mask-wearing or social distancing. Governor Cuomo highlights the issue, particularly in bars and restaurants, and mentions that legal actions, such as revoking liquor licenses, are being enforced by inspectors and a task force. The emphasis is on the seriousness of these violations and the state's commitment to enforcing the rules.

What is the main concern highlighted by the 25,000 complaints?

• Businesses are not following mask and social distancing guidelines.

• Businesses are not reopening fast enough.

• There are too many businesses opening at once.

• People are not interested in following the guidelines.

What action did Governor Cuomo take in response to the complaints?

• He increased the number of businesses allowed to open.

• He called some bars and restaurants after receiving photos.

• He visited the businesses personally.

• He ignored the complaints.

What can happen to a bar or restaurant if they violate the reopening rules?

• They can be fined a small amount.

• They can be closed permanently.

• They can lose their liquor license.

• They can receive a warning.

Who is responsible for enforcing the reopening rules?

• Local police officers.

• State liquor authority inspectors and a task force of state investigators.

• Volunteers from the community.

• Federal agents.

Why is losing a liquor license a significant consequence for bars and restaurants?

• It has no impact on their business.

• It is a major source of their revenue.

• It affects their ability to serve food.

• It is a minor inconvenience.