
Mask Mandate Reimposed In Savannah, Georgia, As COVID-19 Cases Spike
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The largest city on Georgia’s coast has seen an "alarming rise" in cases. The delta variant, low vaccination rates and large gatherings are believed resp...
ATLANTA (AP) — The largest city on Georgia’s coast has reimposed a requirement that people wear masks in public, citing a “steep and alarming rise” in cases of COVID-19. Savannah Mayor Van Johnson made the announcement Monday at a news conference, saying people now must wear masks any time they are indoors with people who are not members of their immediately families. Johnson said his order does not apply to schools and colleges, but called on them to do the same, saying rates of COVID-19 have roughly tripled in Chatham County in the last two weeks.More Related News













