BREAKING: Philadelphia will no longer require people to prove COVID-19 vaccination to eat or drink inside restaurants and other establishments. The change takes effect now.
Like other cities, Philadelphia has recently seen a marked decline in cases after a massive spike driven by the more transmissible omicron variant of COVID-19.
In December of last year and January of this year, Philadelphians were getting infected at the highest rate since the pandemic began. Reported cases peaked during the week of Jan. 2, when 24,183 new infections were confirmed and another 3,543 were listed as probable, according to data compiled in the city’sAs of Tuesday, Philadelphia was averaging 189 new infections a day over the last two weeks, according to a city press release issued Monday. The city said also that 80.
Currently, children as young as five years old are allowed to be vaccinated. Nearly 53% of 5-11-year-olds had received at least one dose as of Monday, according the city. Meanwhile, 74.4% of people 12 and older were fully vaccinated, while 90.2% had received at least one shot.
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