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Blue Angels and Thunderbirds Philadelphia Flyover Pattern; NJ Six Step Road Back; SEPTA Changes

by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 04/27/20 12:47 pm | updated: 04/27/20 12:54 pm

The Navy Blue Angels and Air Force Thunderbirds will perform a flyover of the Philadelphia and Trenton areas on Tuesday afternoon, April 28, starting around 1:45 p.m. It will last around 30 minutes. The two squadrons will also be flying over the New York City and Newark, NJ, areas earlier in the afternoon around noon. The demonstration squadrons will be flying over other cities in the weeks to come as part of Operation America Strong. It is a salute to honor all front line and essential workers during the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis including healthcare workers, first responders, military, and other essential personnel. Residents should watch the flyover from their own homes, maintain all social distancing guidelines, and avoid traveling to locations or gathering in groups to watch.

SEE: http://afthunderbirds.com/site/2020/04/25/thunderbirds-blue-angels-to-salute-new-york-new-jersey-and-pennsylvania-covid-19-responders/

(see New York pattern below)

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy unveiled a six step roadmap called 'The Road Back' "to restore the health, strength, and well-being of New Jersey for the long-term." Murphy emphasized that "public health creates economic health." The stay-at-home order will remain in effect until further notice. "Our priority is to use science, data, and facts to put New Jersey on the road to recovery. In order to restore economic health, we must first promote public health," said Governor Murphy. "These key principles and metrics are critical for giving New Jerseyans confidence that we will re-open our state with our public health protocols firmly in place and our health care system prepared. Restarting New Jersey's economy and returning people to work will be done methodically, strategically, and responsibly."

1) Demonstrate Sustained Reductions in New COVID-19 Cases and Hospitalizations
2) Expand Testing Capacity
3) Implement Robust Contact Tracing
4) Secure Safe Places and Resources for Isolation and Quarantine
5) Execute a Responsible Economic Restart
6) Ensure New Jersey's Resiliency

SEE: https://covid19.nj.gov/faqs/announcements/all-announcements/governor-murphy-announces-"the-road-back:-restoring-economic-health-through-public-health"

SEE: The Road Back - Restoring Economic Health Through Public Health

SIX PRINCIPLES TO RESTORE ECONOMIC HEALTH THROUGH PUBLIC HEALTH:
?Sustained reductions in new #COVID19 cases & hospitalizations
?Expand testing capacity
?Implement robust contact tracing
?Secure safe places for isolation
?Responsible economic restart
?Ensure NJâ€™s resiliency pic.twitter.com/4uRdvgeoT2
â€” Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) April 27, 2020

SECURING PUBLIC HEALTH:
?Sustained reductions in new cases and hospitalizations
?Expand testing capacity
?Implement robust contact tracing
?Secure safe places for isolation

People need to know, first and foremost, that their health will be safeguarded from #COVID19. pic.twitter.com/C7TtpfGXBR
â€” Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) April 27, 2020

5ï¸âƒ£RESPONSIBLE ECONOMIC RESTART

We'll plan for a methodical and strategic return to work.

We'll form the Governorâ€™s Restart and Recovery Commission.

We'll continue social distancing measures, like requirements for face coverings and work-from-home directions where feasible. pic.twitter.com/YZ9SWqAdWO
â€” Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) April 27, 2020

6ï¸âƒ£ENSURE NEW JERSEYâ€™S RESILIENCY

We cannot think of #COVID19 as a one-and-done.

We will:
âœ…Ensure our hospitals and health care systems have inventories of PPE and ventilators
âœ…Build a state stockpile of PPE and ventilators
âœ…Create a playbook for future administrations pic.twitter.com/u7YVd5qXdT
â€” Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) April 27, 2020

SEPTA has made changes to the schedules of buses and trollies that run 7 days a week. Those routes are no longer using a fixed timetable schedule. SEPTA has moved to a HEADWAY BASED or frequency-based Saturday schedule. Depending on the route and time of day the bus or trolly would run every 15 or 20 minutes or so. You can get real time route information on the SEPTA app by using the Transit View. You can also find the frequency information for each route at http://www.septa.org/covid-19/service-information.html

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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA | responded: 04/27 12:54 pm

New York City Blue Angels/Thunderbirds Flyover Pattern

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