U.S. Capitol building, National Mall, surrounding areas
The nation s capitol was quiet Sunday amid unprecedented security measures as Americans braced for possible violence ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.
More reporters and law enforcement members were present than protesters. Barricades blocked any path toward the Capitol several blocks in front of the grounds.
Metal fences standing at least 10 feet high prohibit entrance to the National Mall, as does the presence of the National Guard and Secret Service.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser asked Americans not to come to the capital for inauguration, citing concerns over violent protests and COVID-19.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the state government complex will be closed to the public Tuesday and Wednesday in light of recent national events, threats to other state capitols, and COVID-19 restrictions. The general assembly will also cancel all legislative activities.
INDIANAPOLIS – In light of recent national events, threats to other state capitols and COVID-19 restrictions the state government complex will be closed to the public on Tuesday and Wednesday.