Philadelphians Feeling Sense Of Whiplash After City Abandons Indoor Mask Mandate Days After Reinstating It
Customers and business owners alike are surprised at how quickly the mask mandate came and went.
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Customers and business owners alike are surprised at how quickly the mask mandate came and went.
Just days after becoming the first major city to reimpose a mask mandate, Philly flipped the switch again with a unanimous vote from the Philadelphia Board of Health.
The ordinance is aimed at Crozer Health, which has had a series of service closures and suspensions.
Masks are required indoors in Philadelphia, including at Philadelphia International Airport, but are no longer required on SEPTA, Amtrak and other transportation services after the judge's ruling.
It's been two days since SEPTA dropped its mask mandate and word is just getting around to some riders.
It is the first case in nearly four decades.
The FDA said the InspectIR Covid-19 Breathalyzer, which is about the size of a piece of carry-on luggage, can be used in medical offices and mobile testing sites. It can give results in less than three minutes.
Health groups across the nation devoted this week to discussing the maternal health crisis for Black women.
Other business owners say the mask is a small price to pay to stay safe.
Philadelphia's indoor mask mandate is coming back.
The school district is currently on spring break.
The 17th annual Fight For Air Climb is on Saturday.
COVID is making a comeback in Philadelphia. While the overall numbers are still relatively low, they're increasing.
The Camden City School District will be getting quite the daily dose of vegetables in their cafeterias.
There's heated debate about the need for a second COVID booster from the FDA vaccine advisors.
