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If you got your Covid vaccination, you did not think to be tested for the virus for a while. Since vaccines approved for use in the United States haveHigh efficiency rate, the cutting potential is quite low, but not impossible. Recently, a COVID case cluster has been followed in a popular travel destination, the majority of infected people who have been fully vaccinated.

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On July 20, theBoston Public Health Commission (BPHC) issued a statement indicating that at least 35 COVID cases in Boston residents were traced to a group in Provincetown, North Point Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The Declaration noted that the "overwhelming majority" of the infected people was completely vaccinated.

NBC reported that from July 16, at least 132 confirmed cases of COVIDLinked to the cluster throughout the Massachusetts. Officials say NBC that cases are likely related to the fourth July celebrations that took place at the popular summer destination.

The BPHC indicated that the residents of Boston who traveled to Provincetown since July 1 are tested for Covid at least five days after their return, whether or notthey are vaccinated or show symptoms. The Commission also indicated that these people self-isolate and avoid groups or gatherings for at least five days and until they receive a negative Covid test. People outside Boston who traveled to Provincetown on July 1 or after he also kept this BPHC warning.

Local officials told the associated press that more than 90% of theseinfected from the cluster were men, with their median age being 35 years old. "I think that last week and since July 4, just remember that yes, Covid is still there," said Barnstable County Health OfficerSean O'Brien said to the AP.

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After the case group, the officials created a mask notice. By NBC, at an emergency meeting on July 19, the Health Committee voted to inform people to wear masks inside even if they are vaccinated.Janet Whelan, MD, member of the Provincetown Health Council, felt that the Council should have been even more strict.

"I must say that I'm a little disappointed that we have not taken any stronger supports about it. Rather than advise, we should need masks, "said Whelan at NBC. "The most interesting thing for me of this case group is so infected people have been vaccinated, which means many vaccinated people who are exposed that are exposed to this may feel safe, but can also transmit it to others."

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