Baltimore Officials To Keep Indoor Mask Mandate In Place Until 65% Of City Adults Receive At Least One Vaccine Shot
BALTIMORE (WJZ) --Baltimore city officials announced Thursday afternoon that they would keep the indoor mask mandate until at least 65% of all city adults received at least one dose of the vaccine.
At this time, 54% of city adults have at least one shot of the vaccine.
Baltimore City will keep indoor mask mandate in place. @MayorBMScott says 54% of the adult population has at least 1 shot,
— Avajoye Burnett (@AvajoyeWJZ) May 27, 2021
but the City needs to hit 65% before the indoor mask mandate is lifted. @wjz pic.twitter.com/ckiB8oWJ2k
In Baltimore, masks are no longer required outdoors, unless you're in a outdoor venue.
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