Another sunny day in the Bay Area, but the streets were nearly deserted as the shelter-in-place order continued. The normally bustling Castro District had few pedestrians, as many businesses were shut down. And a half-built Ferris wheel being constructed in Golden Gate Park to celebrate its sesquicentennial serves as a reminder that good times are being put on hold. This collection of photographs chronicles the continuation of the crisis.
Day 4: San Francisco's Coronavirus Shutdown In Pictures
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The Ferris wheel being constructed for Golden Gate Park's 150th anniversary stands half built on 3/19/20
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Empty roads and sidewalks in a normally bustling Catrso District on 3/20/20
Jenny G. Shao / KALW
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Social distancing among customers at Hot Cookie bakery in the Castro District on 3/20/20
Jenny G. Shao / KALW
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A MUNI train approaches the empty Castro Street station on 3/20/20
Jenny G. Shao / KALW
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San Francisco's emergency services moved to Moscone Center due to the need for more space for social distancing on 3/20/20
Jenny G. Shao / KALW
