
Adams said he plans on following Gov. Kathy Hochul's lead in nixing masks in schools but would make the final determination this Friday. Hizzoner said in a statement:
"At the end of this week, we will evaluate the numbers and make a final announcement on Friday. If we see no unforeseen spikes and our numbers continue to show a low level of risk, New York City will remove the indoor mask mandate for public school children."But he said starting March 7, patrons at Big Apple restaurants, gyms and indoor venues will no longer be required to show proof of vaccination.
"Additionally, New York City's numbers continue to go down day after day, so, as long as COVID indicators show a low level of risk and we see no surprises this week, on Monday, March 7 we will also lift Key2NYC requirements."The mayor referred to rules imposed last year by then-Mayor Bill de Blasio requiring proof of vaccination for indoor dining, indoor fitness, indoor entertainment and certain meeting spaces.












Comment: CTV News spoke to some of the protestors:
One Twitter user pointed out the stark contrast between the way the police responded to the truckers compared to their recent dealings with the protestors for Ukraine.