New York City is taking another step to bounce back from the pandemic, with the city set to drop several safety protocols, including a school mask mandate and vaccination requirements for businesses.
You'll also still need to wear your mask on mass transit or when you see a doctor.Right now, the COVID infection rate is at 1.8%. That's the lowest level since August.
Even at that level, with some mandates lifted, the city is still recommending that you wear your mask in public indoor spaces, especially with a crowd."At each level, there's clear guidance for what precautions New Yorkers should take and what actions you can expect from your city government," he said."The highest level very high or red alert needs no explanation for those of us who survived the devastating spring 2020 first wave in New York City.
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