Bay Area health officials add new restrictions on what people can do during extended shelter-in-place orders

We need to do more to give our healthcare facilities and providers every advantage we can so they can care for us when we need them, whether for COVID-19 or for any other acute healthcare need."

"Every unnecessary contact with another person increases the chance that the virus may spread from one person to another," Cody said. "The goal is to decrease to the greatest extent possible, the average number of contacts that each of us has with each other every day."

In addition to the restrictions put in place for the original three-week shelter-in-place order, officials are now requiring new rules:

• Funerals are limited to 10 people in attendance

• Playgrounds, dog parks and picnic areas have to close to the public

• Don't use golf courses, or public tennis and basketball courts

• When it comes to sports that require you to share a ball, only play them with members of your household

• Most construction is banned

• All essential businesses that are still open must develop "social distancing protocol" before April 3