NBA reportedly updates league policies for indefinite hiatus

Sunday evening, the NBA reportedly announced updates to temporary policies for the league's hiatus.

According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the NBA has informed teams that, effective March 16, players will be permitted to travel outside of their team's respective home cities:

The NBA has informed its 30 teams that, effective Monday, players are able to travel out of market with consultation from their respective teams, sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) March 16, 2020

Of course, there are conditions to that travel, which Charania enumerated:

Sources: Players who travel out of team's market during NBA season hiatus must: Provide whereabouts; remain home, do social distancing. Team permitted to pay for certain travel.

Teams also encouraged to establish daily health/basketball check-ins (such as via FaceTime, Skype). https://t.co/9uoboDoJ8L
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) March 16, 2020

And per Tim Bontemps of ESPN, the NBA will also allow players to work individually at team facilities during the hiatus, though the ban on team practices has been extended indefinitely:

The NBA has extended its ban on team practices indefinitely, league sources tell ESPN. Players are still able to work out individually at team facilities.
— Tim Bontemps (@TimBontemps) March 16, 2020

Bontemps added in a later tweet the NBA is recommending teams check player's temperatures as they enter team facilities.

As of this writing, the latest official update from the league pegged the hiatus at "at least" 30 days (a timeline that would end in early-to-mid April). But a recent recommendation from the CDC and reporting from ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski indicate play is more likely to resume in mid-June at the earliest. That timeline would extend the season schedule late into the summer.