Americans who have been fully vaccinated against Govt-19 are more likely to meet people or loved ones who are at lower risk for serious illness. The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued the recommendation.
New Instructions The head of office commented on the recommendations during a conference at the White House, released Monday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “Govt-19 continues to have a major impact on our country. Like you, I want to return to daily activities and meet my families and communities.” Quotes CNN Dr. Rochelle Valensky.
According to the CDC, a person is fully vaccinated two weeks after the second dose of the Moderna & Pfizer vaccine or two weeks after a single dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The company has said in the past 24 hours that the United States is the largest in vaccination rates Reuters 2.2 million people across the country are vaccinated. “New cases are declining as more people are being vaccinated. We look forward to further updating these recommendations,” Valensky told the White House.
Those who have been fully vaccinated against Govit-19 can now meet with a small number of people who have already been vaccinated or with relatives in a household who are not at high risk for severe Govid-19 disease. However, when meeting in public or with members of different households, as recommended, people should still close their airways and keep a distance even after vaccination.
Individuals who have been fully vaccinated do not need to be isolated for 14 days if they are in contact with an asymptomatic case of infection. However, the CDC continues to recommend monitoring for symptoms of Govt-19. People should continue to wear the veil and keep public distance, excluding medium and large gatherings and ventilated areas. They should also maintain complete hand hygiene and undergo Govit-19 testing if symptoms occur.
But there was no change in the journey. According to the CDC, people should continue to postpone unnecessary trips. Valensky said the travel rules for those who have been vaccinated will remain the same until more information is available on what percentage of those who are vaccinated are spreading the virus. The CDC chief added that “most people” would have to be vaccinated before the trip was safe.
“Ninety percent of the country is not yet fully vaccinated,” Valensky said. According to her, travel is high risk because a lot of people encounter it during it, and there is also a risk of spreading various corona virus mutations. “Every time there is an increase in travel in the United States, there is an increase in the number of new cases of the disease,” Valensky added. In the United States, approximately 30 million people have been vaccinated with two doses so far, averaging 60,000 new cases per day per week.