Coverage dated November 3, 2021

San Francisco to require proof of vaccination for children ages 5-11

Headline from KTVU San Francisco

Plans are already being made in San Francisco to require children between five and eleven years of age to have proof of a COVID-19 vaccine in order to get into a number of public places.

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NBC News
San Francisco will require children 5 to 11 to show proof of Covid vaccine for some indoor activities (opens NBC News)
Published Nov 3, 2021
NBC News's feed description
"We definitely want to wait and make sure that children have an opportunity to get vaccinated," the city's health officer said.
KTVU San Francisco
San Francisco to require proof of vaccination for children ages 5-11 (opens KTVU San Francisco)
Published Nov 3, 2021
KTVU San Francisco's feed description
Plans are already being made in San Francisco to require children between five and eleven years of age to have proof of a COVID-19 vaccine in order to get into a number of public places.
Fox News
San Francisco will require children ages 5-11 show proof of vaccine to access businesses (opens Fox News)
Published Nov 3, 2021
Fox News's feed description
Children of San Francisco: Prepare to keep your vaccination cards close by.
BizPac Review
San Fran to require proof 5 to 11-yr-olds are vaccinated for access to certain public places (opens BizPac Review)
Published Nov 3, 2021
BizPac Review's feed description
San Francisco announced that 5 to 11 year olds would soon be subject to the "vaccine passport" needed to go out to most public spaces.
Politico
5-year-olds soon have to show vaccine cards in San Francisco (opens Politico)
Published Nov 3, 2021
Politico's feed description
San Francisco Health Officer Susan Philip said the requirement won't kick in for at least two months.