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New York City Starts Phased Reopening but Many Remain Cautious

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People ride the subway on Monday, the first day of the initial phase of New York’s reopening after the coronavirus lockdown in the city. / GETTY / KYODO

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NEW YORK—New York City, the hardest-hit spot in the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, entered the first part of a four-phase resumption of economic activity Monday after a shutdown of over two months, with many individuals and businesses taking a wait-and-see attitude amid ongoing uncertainty.

In addition to a return to work in the construction and manufacturing sectors, retail stores in the city are now allowed to operate with curbside delivery for customers rather than indoor shopping.

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