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And note, the advisory is just that — advice — and doesn't carry any penalties. Though Secretary of Health Rachel Levine pleaded for people to stay at home "unless absolutely necessary," and discouraged people from traveling during the holidays.

When not at home, Wolf said, individuals must wear a face covering and practice physical distancing by staying at least six feet away from others and frequent hand hygiene.

"We all need to commit to wearing a mask and staying home wherever possible," Wolf said.

Household gatherings are also advised against when attendees include non-household members, according to the advisory. Pennsylvania's universal masking order was updated last week to require mask-wearing anywhere in the commonwealth indoors, as well as outdoors if physical distance is not able to be maintained.

Wolf has also re-issued orders requiring businesses to enforce cleaning and social distancing requirements and mandatory telework unless impossible.

On Monday, the state Department of Health reported an additional 11,837 positive cases for a statewide total of 314,401. Already, at least 9,870 Pennsylvania residents have died from the coronavirus.