The indoor vaccine mandate for restaurants, bars, and theaters in New York City along with the mask mandate in public schools will end on Monday, March 7, announced Mayor Eric Adams.
Speaking from Times Square Friday, Adams, who had said earlier this week he planned on lifting the mandates, added that cases remained low, warranting the change.
Masks will still be required in all public transportation and healthcare settings regardless of vaccination status.
Adams also announced that the city plans to remove its indoor mask mandate for public school students on March 7. Children under the age of five, who are not yet eligible for vaccination, must continue to wear masks inside schools.
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