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Zenei Triunfo-Cortez, the president of the California Nurses Association did not mince words on Sunday night.
Triunfo-Cortez told NBC Bay Area that the new CDC mask guidance is a big blow to the safety of nurses, frontline workers and patients.
“I am disappointed, I am appalled,” she said. “I know that it is a premature decision that the CDC made. The pandemic is not over. We still have a lot of infected patients. Cases are still high. We still have patients dying and we still have nurses dying as well.”
The nurses association is asking state leaders not to follow the CDC s new mask guidance.
California Nurses Association urges state health department not to ease mask-wearing requirements
KTVU s Emma Goss reports.
CAMPBELL, Calif. - The California Nurses Association, a labor union representing more than 100,000 registered nurses across the state, is urging the California Department of Public Health not to adopt the new, more lenient indoor mask-wearing guidelines announced by the Centers for Disease Control.
California health officials have yet to respond to the CDC s new guidelines allowing fully vaccinated people to forego wearing masks and social distancing in most indoor settings.
The CDC announced the relaxed indoor guidance Thursday, but it s up to California s Department of Public Health to decide whether to put them into practice.