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Our stay at home order buys us time to prepare for more cases, but we still need more beds and ventilators now. I've asked the Governor and Vice President for immediate support and we're working to relieve pressure on our hospitals and increase capacity.https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Breed-SF-needs-1-500-more-ventilators-5-000-15156913.php …
Again, please stay at home unless it's absolutely necessary. If you must go outside, maintain 6 feet of distance from others. We need to slow the spread of coronavirus. If you can support the City's response efforts, or can donate bulk supplies, visit http://Give2SF.org .
Please reassess the importance of construction at this time. Our workers can’t maintain social distancing on sites without any protective equipment.
same for private construction projects. there are workers doing renovations in our building and some are coughing.
I’m so proud of you London, you are handling this great and keeping me safe. Please keep reminding people that picnics, extended periods outside for fresh air, and all these outdoor exercise classes aren’ necessary. My husband had a stroke and we forced outside
We were forced outside, putting both of us with serious health issues at risk. Also construction needs to be suspended in small residential buildings. Workers can’t stand 6 feet apart , and in my case, even from my bedroom they are often 2-3 feet from me
Mayor, besides of donating supplies, do you also need volunteers?
In order to avoid 6 feet under.
I currently am in the forest. I can't get a room. I can't get an apartment. I have $1000 a month but there's no one who will rent to me. There's no beds for the homeless.
Why are city electricians being forced to go to work in a city building that is closing in July just to change light bulbs 
@IBEW @GavinNewsom @IBEW_Local_6
The lines for low income and homeless folks are not social distancing at all. These people need this food, and they need to be helped and educated on social distancing. Street people are humans. They shouldn’t be ignored
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