CDC: Masks recommended indoors in all NJ counties
TRENTON, N.J. - The CDC is recommending that masks are worn indoors in all New Jersey counties.
The CDC recommends masks in workplaces, public buildings, and stores in all areas of substantial or high spread. This recommendation is regardless of vaccination status.
During a press conference Monday, Governor Murphy teased a big announcement but did not go into depth about what it was.
"This is something that we're working on right now. My guess is in the next two to three weeks, we'll have something to put out there," said Gov. Murphy.
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