Philadelphia Lifts Mask Mandate Days After Reinstatement
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Philadelphia Lifts Mask Mandate , Days After Reinstatement.
CNN reports that less than one week
after reinstating its mask mandate
due to rising COVID-19 cases.
CNN reports that less than one week
after reinstating its mask mandate
due to rising COVID-19 cases.
the city of Philadelphia has changed its mind.
Though the mandate went into effect
on April 18, the city's Board of Health
voted to rescind it by April 21.
Instead of a mandate, the city will now be "strongly recommending" citizens wear
masks in indoor public spaces.
Though coronavirus cases have remained relatively stagnant recently, half of the country is experiencing upward trends.
Given the latest data, the
Board of Health voted tonight
to rescind the mandate. , Sarah Peterson, Philadelphia Mayor's Office
Deputy Communications Director, via CNN.
The City will move to strongly recommending masks in indoor public spaces as opposed to a mask mandate. , Sarah Peterson, Philadelphia Mayor's Office
Deputy Communications Director, via CNN.
Per CNN, it remains unclear when the city's mask mandate will no longer be in effect.
According to the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC), the city of Philadelphia's
COVID-19 community level is low.
As community levels stay low, the CDC
encourages citizens to stay current on vaccinations and test themselves if they display the
symptoms of a coronavirus infection
CNN reports that less than one week
after reinstating its mask mandate
due to rising COVID-19 cases.
CNN reports that less than one week
after reinstating its mask mandate
due to rising COVID-19 cases.
the city of Philadelphia has changed its mind.
Though the mandate went into effect
on April 18, the city's Board of Health
voted to rescind it by April 21.
Instead of a mandate, the city will now be "strongly recommending" citizens wear
masks in indoor public spaces.
Though coronavirus cases have remained relatively stagnant recently, half of the country is experiencing upward trends.
Given the latest data, the
Board of Health voted tonight
to rescind the mandate. , Sarah Peterson, Philadelphia Mayor's Office
Deputy Communications Director, via CNN.
The City will move to strongly recommending masks in indoor public spaces as opposed to a mask mandate. , Sarah Peterson, Philadelphia Mayor's Office
Deputy Communications Director, via CNN.
Per CNN, it remains unclear when the city's mask mandate will no longer be in effect.
According to the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC), the city of Philadelphia's
COVID-19 community level is low.
As community levels stay low, the CDC
encourages citizens to stay current on vaccinations and test themselves if they display the
symptoms of a coronavirus infection