Cuomo says he won't approve coronavirus 'shelter-in-place' order for New York City
With 1,717 confirmed infections, New York state has more cases than any other state in the country. However, Cuomo has said the true number is likely much higher due to limited testing capacity and stringent federal guidelines over whose eligible for diagnostic testing.
"Get ready for the possibility, it's a decision we would only make with the state of New York, of course, but people have to realize at this point that this disease is going to put many, many people, thousands, tens of thousands of people's lives in danger," de Blasio said Wednesday on NBC.
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