When the state hits 60% fully vaccinated, and two weeks after that so immunity can build, state health officials said New Mexico will lift its capacity limits on businesses.

When the state hits 60% fully vaccinated, and two weeks after that so immunity can build, state health officials said New Mexico will lift its capacity limits on businesses.
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Department of Health officials said during a press conference that the state needs more than 21,000 people to get either the second COVID-19 shot or the Johnson & Johnson vaccine by Thursday in order to fully reopen the state on July 1.
When the state hits 60% fully vaccinated, and two weeks after that so immunity can build, state health officials said New Mexico will lift its capacity limits on businesses. Sign up for our Newsletters

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