New York “throws” the mask indoors – Where it remains mandatory

Her state New York removes the mask from today indoors, mainly in shops, restaurants and businesses. A decision made because of the fatigue that Americans have paid because of the pandemic measures and the time when the number of cases coronavirus in the country is declining.

The decision was announced yesterday by the Democratic governor Kathy Hawkul. New York State is the fourth most populous country in the country with 20 million inhabitants, of which nine million live in New York City.

However, as Hawkol explained, the mask will remain mandatory in schools, nursing homes and other accommodation and detention facilities. It is up to the municipalities – such as New York – and the traders themselves to decide whether to require citizens and their customers to use masks, as broadcast by the French Agency and the Athens News Agency.

At the Broadway Music Hall in Manhattan, for example, we “retain the obligation to use a mask and a vaccination certificate in all theaters until April 30,” Charlotte St. Martin, chair of the Broadway League, the union for the Broadway theater industry.

Also the The mask will remain mandatory on public transport – trains, subways, buses, airplanes – which are subject to federal law.

The big city with the dead in refrigerated trucks

In the spring of 2020 New York City became the epicenter of the US pandemic with the dead from covid to be transported in refrigerated trucks on deserted roads referring to a science fiction movie.

The metropolis has counted at least 38,000 deaths from the disease in the last two years.

In New York there are many more vaccinated than in the rest of the country.

The states of New York, along with California, Oregon, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware and Illinois, are the states where Democrats rule and which from Monday announce the abolition of the use of the mask indoors and or in schools starting this week until March.