NEW YORK - New York City will require proof of vaccination for people who want to dine indoors and take part in other activities like gyms and theaters.Mayor Bill de Blasio made the announcement on Tuesday morning.
The policy is expected to start August 16. Enforcement will begin September 13."We want businesses big and small to get acclimated," said de Blasio.The policy is similar to one in France that requires a special COVID-19 vaccination pass for anyone who wants to go to a restaurant, shopping mall, or several other public places.On Monday, Gov.
Andrew Cuomo had encouraged businesses across New York to only allow vaccinated-only admission."Private businesses, bars, restaurants — go to a vaccine-only admission.