Proof of vaccination in LA expands starting
Monday as mandate broadens requirements
following small Covid increase in October
Posted By: Ribicon, 11/7/2021 11:28:40 PM
Los Angeles will expand their vaccine mandate requiring people show proof of vaccination to enter various types of businesses and venues later this month, enforcing one of the strictest mandates in the country. In October, the City of Los Angeles began to require patrons to be fully vaccinated to enter the indoor portions of food establishments, gyms, entertainment and recreational locations, personal care establishments, and certain outdoor events. Beginning Monday the city will launch SafePassLA, expanding the vaccine mandate to more businesses and indoor locations including museums and convention centers. SafePassLA will be enforced on November 29 to give required locations time to adjust.
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