Fully vaccinated Americans can only
socialize with ONE unvaccinated household
of low risk family and friends at a time,
new CDC guidelines say amid worries
of big reunions
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/23/2021 5:17:26 PM
Fully vaccinated Americans can gather with unvaccinated family members and friends without any restrictions who live under one roof, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Monday. In a clarification of its guidelines for those who have received one of the three approved vaccines, the agency said that visits should be kept to one unvaccinated household at a time amid fears of large gatherings, CNN reported. Officials also reiterated the unvaccinated people must be at low risk for severe illness or death from COVID-19. More and more research suggests those who are fully vaccinated are less likely to be asymptomatic and spread
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Our government has no concern whatsoever for losing credibility by fabricating tales to keep people in fear, nor do they seem to care about some random thing proving to be the event that sets off widescale civil disobedience that they cannot possibly control. Or maybe that's what they want; it's hard to tell, apart from the intention to dismantle what remains of the diminished republic.