As previously covered, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott expanded travel restrictions on Sunday to include visitors by road and air from Louisiana.

All travelers arriving in Texas from any location in Louisiana must quarantine for 14 days, according to Abbott’s mandate.

Air travelers from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut and the city of New Orleans already were ordered to quarantine for two weeks, under a previous order from Abbott.

In addition to the entire state of Louisiana, Abbott’s latest travel restrictions also now apply to the states of California and Washington, and the cities of Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit and Miami.

Travel is not restricted for commercial or health-related travel.

The prior Executive Order mandating self-quarantine for those arriving from the NY Tri-State Area and New Orleans is expanded to include air travelers from California, Louisiana, Washington, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit and Miami. pic.twitter.com/PzPcHe5XRW

— Gov. Greg Abbott (@GovAbbott) March 29, 2020