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In the past year, the masks havebecome an integral part Of our daily lives thanked the coronavirus pandemic. But asCOVID cases decreased In the midst of vaccinations, disease control and prevention centers (CDC) made a shocking announcement on May 13th that the entirely vaccinated people do not need to wear masks inside or outside, s 'wait for special circumstances. In the new guidelines, there is only one place that the CDC says that you still can not go without a common way of transportation.

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"At this moment for traveling, we ask people to continuemasks, "CDC DirectorRochelle Walensky, MD, said at a press briefing at the White House on May 13th. "We still have the obligation to wear masks when traveling to buses, trains and other forms of public transit ... as well as airports and stations."

An order made by the CDC asked travelers to wear maskson public transport since February 2, 2021 - and hehas been extended through September 13th. According to this order, all passengers and workers should wear masks on public transport such as aircraft, ships, ferries, trains, metros, buses, taxis and driving actions, as well as in Transport hubs such as airports, ferry bus or terminals, train or metro stations, seaports and entrance ports.

"Transport operators must also require all persons on board are on board masks during boarding, landing and travel time," says order. "Transport hub operators must require all persons to wear a mask when they enter or on the premises of a transport hub."

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Walensky said the CDC will continue to update its recommendations for policies such as carrying masks during travel, the new science emerges. It also stated that locations such as health facilities "will continue to monitor their specific infection control recommendations", which means that you may be required to make a mask when entering one of these facilities. And if you are immunocomer, Walensky said you should talk to your doctor before going out without mask.

Other than that, the entirely vaccinated people are free ofRemove their masks Inside and out, unless it is not allowed to do so by federal, state or local laws, the CDC said. It also means that the rules and regulations of companies and local workplaces can always require you to wear a mask.

"Anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities - large or small - without mask or physical distance," Walensky said. The CDC says you areconsidered entirely vaccinated If it has been two weeks since your second shot of a two-dose vaccine or two weeks since you have received a vaccine at once.

"If you are perfectly vaccinated, you can start doing what you have stopped doing because of the pandemic. We all desired for that moment when we can go back to a sense of normality," she added.

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According to the CDC, unvaccinated individuals should always wear their masks at any time. "You stay at risk of light or severe disease, death, or spreading the disease to others. You still have to hide and you should be vaccinated right away," Walensky said.

If you develop COVID symptoms, you must also "put your mask on and be tested immediately," said Walensky. After all, the CDC states that even fully vaccinated vaccinated people can have and spread the coronavirus, although the probability of this event is very small.

The CDC recommendation that the entirely vaccinated people do not need to wear masks inside in most cases can also be reversed at any time. "This past year has shown us that this virus can be unpredictable," Walensky explained. "So, if things get worse, there is always a chance that we may have changed these recommendations."

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