San Francisco To Require Full Vaccination For Indoor Activities
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The Bay Area hub is the first major city to make a vaccine requirement this strict.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Thursday that the city will soon require everyone to show proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 before entering many indoor public settings, including gyms, bars, restaurants and crowded events. It’s the first major city to create such a stringent requirement, which will go into effect for patrons on Aug. 20 and for employees at affected workplaces on Oct. 13. The move goes a step beyond New York City’s new vaccination policy, which only requires proof of at least partial vaccination in order to enter various establishments. “Vaccines are our way out of this pandemic. They’re how we can live our lives together, safely,” Breed said in a Twitter thread announcing the news, adding, “A number of businesses, large and small, have already led by requiring proof of vaccination before this. This new health order is about protecting the health of employees, residents, and visitors, and keeping our businesses open.”
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