The country’s leading expert on infectious diseases Anthony Fauci
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In an interview Thursday night with MSNBCs Rachel Maddow
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“They will address travel, they will address workplaces, they will address houses of worship,” Fauci said of the upcoming recommendations. “You’ll see it come out pretty quickly.”
“You will see it soon,” he added.
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Fauci’s remarks come as some states have already begun lifting coronavirus restrictions amid a nationwide decline in cases, hospitalizations and deaths, as well as an increase in vaccinations. Some states, including Texas, have moved in recent days to significantly increase the pace of public life, lifting all coronavirus restrictions, including mask mandates, and providing for full capacity.
However, Biden and Fauci have warned that lifting restrictions before enough people are vaccinated could stop progress after the US made it out of what the president called a ‘dark winter’.
According to the CDC’s website, more than 90 million people in the US have received vaccinations.
During his first speech on Thursday night, Biden spoke about the government’s efforts to sharpen the distribution of vaccines, including a call on the country to be eligible for a vaccine by 1 May.
The president also referred to the upcoming leadership of the CDC for vaccinated Americans.
“In the coming weeks, we will issue further clues on what you can and cannot do if you are fully vaccinated, to reduce the confusion, to keep people safe and to encourage more people to be vaccinated,” he said. said.
Biden said Americans would be able to rally in small groups by July 4 if people remained vigilant and vaccinated.
“It does not mean big events with many people together, but it does mean that small groups will be able to come together,” he continued.