“The national order probably won’t work,” he said Sept. 15 during a news conference with Vermont Governor Phil Scott.
The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has been urging Americans to use masks for months. “I trust the American people that if we emphasize the importance of wearing masks, we will come around and increase that percentage more than the comparatively low percentage of people wearing masks.” On the morning edition of NPR on July 21st.
But he has said before that he doesn’t think federal law will be the way to go.
“I don’t like dictatorships from the federal government, but locally, if governors and others make it mandatory for you to use a mask when you have an outbreak, I think it will be very important,” Fawcett told Alabama Sen. Dr. Jones during the Facebook Live event in July.
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“Well, if people aren’t wearing masks, then we should make it mandatory,” Foacea told CNN’s Erin Burnett on Friday.
Covid-1 is getting worse in the United States, with cases rising in the states on Friday and stabilizing in 117 more. The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington in Washington said the country was entering a winter wave on Friday with 75,000 new infections reported and more than 80,000 deaths reported in a single day.
The mask command can be difficult to implement, but it may be time for them to call, Foi said.
“It’s going to be difficult to implement, but if everyone agrees that this is something important and they order it and everyone pulls together, you know, we’ll order it, but let’s do it, I think. That “it would be a great idea for everyone to do it equally,” he said.
As the cold weather approaches, people need to “double down” on working steps, Foic said. “Wearing a universal mask” is one, he said, as he keeps his distance from others and washes his hands frequently. “They seem very simple. But we’re not doing it uniformly and that’s one of the reasons we’re seeing this boom,” Fokey said.
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