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• Stay home if you are a high-risk individual and take additional <br />precautionary measures. <br />• Do not visit nursing homes or retirement or long-term care facilities. <br />• If someone in your household has tested positive for COVID-19, keep the <br />entire household at home. <br />Stability is also critical in this unprecedented situation. Accordingly, the following <br />steps have been taken: <br />• All utilities have been directed to take necessary measures to ensure that <br />they can continue to operate in the normal course. <br />• Dir. Kenneth S. Hara, Hawai'i Emergency Management Agency, has the full <br />authority to determine what constitutes critical infrastructure or essential <br />services that will continue operations. This includes utilities, fuel producers, <br />shipping facilities and industry, financial institutions, financial services, <br />telecommunications companies, wholesaler or distributors, grocery stores, <br />pharmacies, gas stations and other industry vital to our community. <br />• For both the utilities and essential services, government resources and <br />support can be deployed as necessary. <br />• The one-week waiting period for unemployment insurance benefits is <br />waived for those unemployed because of COVID-19. <br />• The Office of Consumer Protection is working with its Landlord Tenant <br />Center, and effective already are emergency provisions applicable to <br />tenants. <br />• During the emergency, the following additional steps are being discussed <br />with our community's business partners and non-profit organizations to <br />maintain stability for our families by: <br />Ensuring employees have benefits, even if employees are not at <br />work. <br />• Halting eviction for non-payment of rent. <br />• Halting foreclosures. <br />Working with public and private utility providers to avoid shut-off of <br />service to critical utilities such as electric, gas, water, internet, <br />landline telephone and cell phone. <br />Gov. Ige has also directed all department and agency heads to review their <br />employees and identify the following: <br />1. Essential -functions (will be required to report to work) <br />
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