Cook County Updates Guidance to Recommend Masks Indoors Regardless of Vaccination Status – NBC5 (Chicago)

In alignment with the CDC, CCDPH said it "strongly recommends" that individuals over 2 years of age should wear a mask in public indoor settings, regardless of vaccination status. CCDPH said it also continues to recommend its previous guidance that all people in school settings - teachers, staff, students, and visitors - should wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status and community transmission level.
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Bill
4 years ago

I wonder how they will enforce such a draconian diktat?

Ambiguous End
4 years ago

This quote from Zero Hedge explains much: “there is just one event that could short circuit what appears to be a near-certain recession heading into 2022 and mid-term elections which would be devastating for Democrats faced with an imploding economy: another multi-trillion stimulus, just enough to kick the can by another 4-6 months. But for that to happen, the US economy needs to be shut down again which will only happen only once there is enough covid Delta-variant fearmongering. Which should also explain everything that’s happening right now.” Zero Hedge: Countdown To The Next Lockdown: Biden Says “In All Probability” US… Read more »

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Truth Seeker
4 years ago

How much more are people going to take of this? Stand up against this Tyranny or we are in for much worse.

WeRDoomed
4 years ago

No. Simply no. You pushed an experimental vaccine on your constituents and now you want to require masks AGAIN! No.

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