might be mild. even though in most instances you will never require any degree of medical attention and will recover spontaneously on your own, the danger comes from the fact that you are likely to be shedding the virus and transmitting it to others around you, particularly those that may or may not be unvaccinated in public settings. and that s the change, yeah. absolutely. it s an extra layer of armor that we re asking people to put on in addition to getting vaccinated. because the enemy is changing tactics. now, dr. khan, this has been a difficult message to deliver, particularly for you. you attended a county council meeting where you were talking about the need we know your region is the reddest of red areas where we have seen rising cases, hospitalizations and the like and you were talking about some of the reasons for reimposed mask mandates and mask requirements. and you say you suffered a barrage of racist, offensive
but i m alive! i am a covid survivor. what county executive dr. page did yesterday was illegal. i hope the council recognizes this, and votes accordingly. okay. there is a lot going on there. this was last night at a county council meeting in st. louis. members of the community, like that lady yelling about her very clean bananas, were there to ask the city council to repeal a new-mask mandate, enacted by the county executive, dr. paige. and if you thought the fruit lady was something, dozens of people showed up just like her. the county council meeting went on for hours. and the most shocking thing about all of this is that it worked. last night, the st. louis county council voted, 5-2, to reverse the brand new mask mandate in the county. enacted in response to the dangerous-delta variant, that s ripping through the region. the county executive, who issued the mandate, said that the council s vote was meaningless,