But, keep that mask; Still needed for things like travel, visits to medical offices
It’s the day we’ve been talking about for months. It’s reopening day for California. Many Ventura County residents they are thrilled.
But, what exactly does it mean?
Ventura County Public Health Officer Dr. Robert Levin says you won’t need your mask as much. But, he says you may not be able to retire it yet. Even if you are fully vaccinated, there are still some places you still need to mask up.
Masks are still required in medical offices, and when you are using transportation like planes, buses, and shared vehicles like Ubers. They ll be required in long-term care facilities. And kids K-12 will have to wear them indoors in schools.
Origin
NBC reportedly pumped the brakes on the production of its upcoming reality gameshow “Ultimate Slip ‘N Slide” after news broke that an “explosive diarrhea” outbreak affected dozens of crewmembers in June 2021.
Production was reportedly halted after a crew member tested positive for giardia, a parasite that causes diarrhea when swallowed. Entertainment site Wrap News was first to report the incident and cited an unnamed source as having described the outbreak as an “awful explosive diarrhea” episode that left people “collapsing” on set and “being forced to run into port-o-potties.”
Snopes contacted the NBC media relations team to confirm the episode but did not receive a response in time for publication. As we await confirmation, we have rated this claim as “Research in Progress.”
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