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New York City enters Phase 2 of reopening with outdoor dining, barbershops

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New York, June 22 (EFE ) .- New York City embarked on Phase 2 of reopening on Monday with barbershops resuming businesses and restaurants opening for outdoor dining, after more than 100 days of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Camera: JORGE FUENTELSAZ).FOOTAGE SHOWS A BARBERSHOP AND RESTAURANTS REOPENING IN NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, US.SOUNDBITES: 1.) PIERRE LUIGI PALAZZO, OWNER OF ITALIAN RESTAURANT GNOCCO IN NEW YORK CITY 2.) A CUSTOMER AT VESELKA RESTAURANT IN NEW YORK CITY. 3.) JASON BIRCHARD, OWNER OF VESELKA RESTAURANT IN NEW YORK CITY. 4.) WILLIAM KELLY, A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ASTOR PLACE ASSOCIATION WHO OVERSAW THE ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC SPACES ON ASTOR PLACE STREET IN NEW YORK CITY (IN ENGLISH).

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