Mask-optional public transit alarms people with lower immunities and their families
Among those who were alarmed at a federal judge’s decision this week to lift the mask mandate in airports and on planes, trains and buses are immunocompromised people and their families. Many medically vulnerable people are now questioning whether to go through with plane trips and are worrying how to navigate public transportation after a federal judge struck down the U.S. Centers for Disease ...
by Emily Alpert Reyes, Luke Money and Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times
Apr 20, 2022
3 minutes
Among those who were alarmed at a federal judge’s decision this week to lift the mask mandate in airports and on planes, trains and buses are immunocompromised people and their families.
Many medically vulnerable people are now questioning whether to go through with plane trips and are worrying how to navigate public transportation after a federal judge struck down the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s order requiring masks on public transportation.
The decision troubled disability advocates, who said it has dire implications for a broad group that relies more
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