Governor Phil Murphy reported 4,540 new positive cases Sunday, up from Friday's record-high.
"These numbers are ALARMING and continue to rise," Murphy tweeted. "Take this seriously. Wear a mask. Social distance. Stay safe."
On Saturday, the state reported 4,395 Friday, 145 cases less than Sunday's report.
On Nov. 10, 3,877 cases was the highest since April.
Murphy also announced 18 new confirmed deaths.
With coronavirus cases and hospitalizations surging in New Jersey, Governor Murphy is rolling out new restrictions and empowering communities to take further action.
New Jersey counties and municipalities may now order an 8:00 p.m. curfew on nonessential businesses to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Murphy calls for action as COVID cases surge in NJ
New restrictions also took effect on Thursday that limit the hours for indoor service at bars and restaurants.
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