NYC's final decision on masks in schools, Key2NYC vaccine proof requirement is expected today. Here's where things stand right now.
Adams said early this week he wanted to end the indoor mask requirement for New York City public schools and the city's"Key2NYC" policy, which currently requires anyone 5 and older to show proof of vaccination in order to enter most public spaces, such as restaurants, bars, gyms and grocery stores. He said he wanted to wait until Friday for one last look at the number before he made a final decision.
COVID cases are down 43% on a rolling basis over the last week compared with the average for the prior four weeks, while hospitalizations and deaths are both down 71% by the same metric. And the data period for which those rates are down doesn't even encompass the meteoric plunge in the omicron-fueled wave that hit in late January. Factor in the peak and you're looking at a near 100% drop in cases.
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