Hawaii's stay-at-home and quarantine orders extended until May 31

While some U.S. states are preparing for reopening, Hawaii Governor David Ige Saturday announced the extension of the statewide stay-at-home order until May 31.

The existing one is set to expire on April 30.

Ige said the decision was made because there are still about 100 travelers arriving every day, despite a dramatic 98 percent decrease in travelers arriving at airports since the quarantine rule was put in place.

Under the current rule, all arrivals to the state are required to quarantine for 14 days.