CDC wants 23 NY counties to unmasked illegals with COV pour in
A total of 23 counties in New York now meet the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for indoor masking. Illegals don’t apparently, just citizens and legal residents.
The CDC issued new guidance last week that recommended masks indoors even for vaccinated people in areas of the country seeing substantial or high transmission of Covid-19.
Maybe if the Biden (Obama-Soros?) admin stopped shipping in illegals with COV, we’d have better numbers?
As of now, 23 counties in New York meet those thresholds:
High:
Westchester
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said today he doesn’t plan to issue any new statewide mask rules. He said his legal authority to do so has lapsed and new statewide action would require new legislation to be passed.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified 12 more counties in New York state where masks should be worn indoors in public settings, according to new guidance prompted by a surge of COVID-19 cases due to the Delta variant.
The CDC announced last week that people should return to wearing masks indoors in areas with “substantial” and “high” COVID-19 transmission.
As of Monday, Aug. 2, the list of New York state counties where vaccinated people should resume wearing masks indoors is shown in the first image above - counties in either red or orange. (Putnam, Sullivan, Albany, Columbia, Rensselaer, Monroe, Erie, Schoharie, Seneca, Onondaga, Tompkins, and Chenango are the latest counties added.)
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NEW YORK With COVID-19 indicators worsening in much of the state and nation, Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged others to do the things he was able to do himself by executive order earlier in the pandemic.
On Monday, he repeated his call for businesses to bar entry by unvaccinated people, local governments to mandate face coverings when infection rates climb, hospitals to mandate vaccination for hospital workers who interact with the public and, potentially, schools and nursing homes to mandate vaccination for teachers and employees.
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