RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The São Paulo city hall decided, on Wednesday, 10, to keep the mandatory use of masks in public places in the city. According to the city administration, a new evaluation for release should occur in early December, following the state government's planning.
The expectation of the city hall is that the release occurs from December on, provided that the city has 95% of the population over 12 years old vaccinated with the two doses. In the latest balance released on Tuesday, 9th, the city has 100% of the adult population with at least the . . .
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