Subway? Yes. Gym? Maybe: Where You Need to Wear a Mask in New York City
The New York Times
Though some rules have been rolled back, in New York City, you still need to wear masks on public transportation, at the theater, in schools and elsewhere. Here’s an overview.
As the Omicron surge subsides in many parts of the country, state and local officials, including in New York, have begun to roll back mask mandates.
Coronavirus cases in New York City have dropped 62 percent over the past two weeks, and hospitalizations have decreased 48 percent, according to federal data. Around 77 percent of all residents are fully vaccinated.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and city Health Department officials continue to recommend everyone over age 2 wear masks in indoor public spaces in New York and most of the rest of the country.
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