President Biden says this main mandate of Covid comes soon
The move comes then that the delta variant feeds new epidemics across the United States.
Disease and Prevention Control Centers (CDC) made the largest trader towards normal life in May, when it announced that the entirely vaccinated people were more likely to carry masks or practice social distancing in public . But since then, the trajectory of the pandemic has changed asNew infections continue to increase Through the United States - especially among non-vaccinated. The new set of epidemics inflamed a debate on the appropriate action plan to maintain public safety at the local level, with some cities itselfMask requirements. But in a town hall welcomed by CNN on July 21, PresidentJoe Biden Says that a large national COVID mandate would soon become to address recent overvoltage and protect a vulnerable part of the population. Read it to see what change you can expect to see in the coming weeks.
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President Biden stated that a mask mandate would likely come for non-vaccinated school children under 12 years old.
When you answer a participant concerned for the safety of children returning to classrooms this fall, President Biden suggested that new guidelines come from the main infectious disease agency of the nation that would beRevive a mask mandate Recommendation for the school year to come to protect students who can not yet be vaccinated. "The CDC will say that what you should do is that everyone under 12 should probably wear masks at school," said Biden. "That's probably what will happen."
Biden then clarified that other students could also be submitted to the same rules, depending on whether or not they received their doses of the Pfizer vaccine. "Those over 12 who are able to get vaccinated - if you are vaccinated, you should not wear mask, if you are not vaccinated, you should wear a mask," he said.
Vaccines can soon be approved for children under 12 years old.
Biden also announced that the coming months could also see young children under 12 years old finally becomeeligible to receive the CVIV-19 vaccine. "They do not promise me any specific date, but my expectations, discussing scientists, it is because before, perhaps at the beginning of the school year, at the end of August, early September, October, You will get a final approval "to vaccinate children," he said.
But Biden stressed that his decision was not influenced by his administration and that the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and CDC would be liable for the appeal. "I do not say any scientists what they should do. I do not interfere. They are trying to determine if there is a vaccination that affects a child to such a child, and not another child," A-T- he explains .
The President also admitted thatApply the mask mandate and the verification of student vaccination status could be difficult in some school contexts. "It will become a little tight in terms of, well, are mom or honest dad that Johnny did or did not vaccinate? It will ask questions," said Biden. "It's a question of community responsibility."
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A panel of experts recently recommended that students can wear masks this upcoming school year.
The news only comes a few days after the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended that all students aged two or more should beWear masks when returning to school This year, whether or not they have been vaccinated. The Group also suggested that all teachers and staff have masks, stressing that such security protocols were needed to reduce in-person learning as soon as possible, NBC news reports.
"We need to prioritize children in schools alongside their friends and teachers - and we all play a role in seizure of this goes safely"Sonja O'Leary, President of the AAP Council on School Health, said in a declaration. "Combining protective layers including vaccinations, masking and clean hands will make in person learning safely and as possible for everyone."
Biden urged all the Americans eligible to be vaccinated to protect yourself and protect others.
In addition to dealing with wearing a mask at school, Biden also took the time to urge the Americans eligible forgo out and get their shotsIf they have not already done so. "We have a pandemic for those who have not had vaccination - is that fundamental, it's simple," said Biden. "If you are vaccinated, you're not going to be hospitalized, you're not going to be in the IC unit, and you're not going to die."
But the President also stressed that the existence of vaccination was also an important step in protecting the global population. "It is gagantically important that we all act like Americans who care about our American compatriots," said Biden.
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