OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Northern California’s Alameda County said Thursday it will reinstate an indoor mask policy as COVID-19 hospitalizations steadily increase in the nation’s most populous state. Daily new hospital admissions of patients with COVID-19 have exceeded last summer’s peak and the manda…
Beginning Friday, June 3, masks must be worn in indoor settings including offices, restaurants, public transportation, and other public places in Alameda County due to the rising number of COVID cases.
The Bay Area's Alameda County health officials reinstated a mask mandate for most public indoor settings, citing rising COVID cases and hospitalizations.
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