Starting early next year, Boston will require that patrons of indoor restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues show proof of coronavirus vaccination
like restaurants, bars, movie theaters, museums, bowling alleys, indoor pools and sports stadiums, Wu said during a Monday morning press conference.
The vaccine mandate will be enforced in phases: Starting Jan. 15, all patrons over the age of 12 will be required to prove they have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and one month later in February, they must show they have been fully vaccinated. to enter indoor spaces in Boston, according to the city.
Wu also announced a new vaccine mandate for the city’s more than 18,000 workers, which will require them to have completed a vaccination schedule by Feb. 15, unless they are granted a medical or religious exemption., 79% of Boston residents had received one coronavirus vaccine dose and 68% were fully vaccinated, theBoston is experiencing an uptick in both new coronavirus infections and emergency room visits tied to the virus, city officials said.
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