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The CDC said full vaccinated people can remove masks indoors and outdoors, no matter the crowd size.
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The CDC said full vaccinated people can remove masks indoors and outdoors, no matter the crowd size.
Gov. Kay Ivey and State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris encouraged the continued wearing of masks after the order expires.
The resolution — passed two days before the governor's mandate expires — requires individuals to wear masks when in public.
The justices wrote that the plaintiffs failed to provide proof that they'd been injured as a result of the mask order.
"The cliché is true: There is a light at the end of this dark tunnel."
HB103 would limit the current powers wielded by the governor and other public officials.
"We will get shots in the arm and off the shelf. In the meantime, be patient," Ivey said.
From cases and deaths to hospitalizations, December is on track to be the worst month of the pandemic.
The full FDA and a CDC panel both still have to sign off on the panel’s recommendation.
"Given the high level of community spread, our hospitals need the public’s help in stopping the spread of COVID."
