California NHL Team Requires 3-Year-Olds
to Get Vaccinated or Tested
Posted By: AmericaFirstAlways, 12/12/2021 8:43:25 AM
In California, they’re trying to protect 3-year-olds. Or, alternately, they’re trying to protect themselves from 3-year-olds. Hence, anyone attending a San Jose Sharks hockey game will now enjoy the solace of knowing every toddler present has been either inoculated or negatively tested. On December 6th, the Sharks posted a COVID-19 revision at NHL.com. The team plays its home games at the SAP Center, formerly known as the San Jose Arena. “In accordance with an updated health and safety directive mandated by the State of California affecting ‘mega-events’ which includes concerts, sporting events, and other shows,”
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Spend hundreds of dollars and inject poison into your toddler, or stay home, read him or her a book, and go for a walk. Easy decision.