Published July 22. 2021 11:46PM
BOSTON (AP) More than 130 new cases of COVID-19 have been linked to a surge in cases in a popular Cape Cod resort town.
State health officials said Wednesday night that they have traced 256 cases to a Fourth of July cluster in Provincetown, up from 132 the day before.
The rise in cases has prompted some local bars and restaurants to require proof of vaccination from patrons. Town officials are also encouraging residents and visitors to wear masks indoors when social distancing isn t feasible. Unvaccinated people are required to wear masks indoors and outdoors.
One local business owner urged visitors to stay away if they haven t been immunized.
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