- By Steph. G. Halston.
- (General Dispatch) – After a few weeks of waiting, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released updated guidance for those who have been vaccinated, specifying several recommendations.
- One of the main recommendations implicit in the context states that as a precautionary measure U.S. citizens should continue to wear a face mask.
- At the same time, the guide indicates that people should use face masks in specific places such as: auditoriums or physical structures with large numbers of people, public places where there are crowds of people and other spaces that represent a risk of contagion.
- Subsequently, fully vaccinated persons are authorized to carry out part of the activities that are part of daily life, such as visits to relatives and other activities implicit in the context.
- Consequently, public spaces are also part of the application of the guide, because immunized persons are encouraged to visit the places of their choice without using the face mask.
- It should be noted that the CDC’s relaxation measures come at a time when statistics indicate that the U.S. population is beginning to refuse the vaccine.
- However, covid-19 infection rates have decreased significantly in recent weeks, but this does not mean that the virus is absent.
- For the time being, U.S. citizens will continue to enjoy certain freedoms as they attempt to return to normalcy after a devastating pandemic.
Adittional Information:
Breitbart: CDC: Fully Vaccinated People Should Wear Masks in Certain Settings, Avoid Large Gatherings
CDC GOV: Interim Public Health Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People
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