Interés Humano

EE. UU. permitirá a personas vacunadas contra covid-19 prescindir de la mascarilla en espacios interiores

Nueva guía de los CDC mantiene la recomendación de que los vacunados sigan usando tapabocas al viajar en transporte público, así como en aeropuertos y estaciones de trenes

(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 10, 2021, Spencer Church cleans at True Anomaly Brewing Co. in Houston, Texas. - Covid cases are declining quickly while vaccinations continue to rise slowly but surely in the US, the former epicenter of the pandemic. Many experts believe the time will soon be right for the federal government to ease its recommendations on indoor masking across the board, and say doing so could help encourage more vaccine holdouts about the clear benefits of getting their shots. (Photo by Mark Felix / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 10, 2021, Spencer Church cleans at True Anomaly Brewing Co. in Houston, Texas. - Covid cases are declining quickly while vaccinations continue to rise slowly but surely in the US, the former epicenter of the pandemic. Many experts believe the time will soon be right for the federal government to ease its recommendations on indoor masking across the board, and say doing so could help encourage more vaccine holdouts about the clear benefits of getting their shots. (Photo by Mark Felix / AFP) MARK FELIX
Uso de la mascarilla Spencer Church limpió una superficie en un restaurante en Houston, Texas, el 10 de marzo del 2021. Foto: AFP (MARK FELIX/AFP)

Washington. Estados Unidos flexibilizó este jueves su recomendación de uso de tapabocas en espacios interiores para personas vacunadas contra covid-19, al actualizar una recomendación emitida por primera vez hace más de un año dirigida a uno de los símbolos de la pandemia.

“¡Si uno está completamente vacunado ya no necesita usar tapaboca!”, dijo el presidente Joe Biden al celebrar la noticia en un breve discurso televisado desde los jardines de la Casa Blanca.

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