Las Vegas Raiders to make fans to prove they've been vaccinated
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Large events held in Nevada can add themselves to the growing number of places in the U.S. where people in crowds are asked to prove they have been inoculated against COVID-19, the governor said Monday.
Hours after the announcement, the Las Vegas Raiders went public with a plan made possible by the new directive to require vaccines - and not masks. Starting at the Raiders' September 13 game against the Baltimore Ravens, fans will be required to prove they've been vaccinated. Then, they won't have to wear masks – the first policy of its kind in the NFL. The team said it will use CLEAR's free mobile app and Health Pass feature to screen fans, according to CBS Las Vegas affiliate KLAS-TV.
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