Washington state recommends vaccinated people wear masks indoors
Update about masks and Indoor Air Quality 
Public Health - COVID-19 Recovery News and Updates July 29, 2021
Washington state recommends vaccinated people wear masks indoors
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In a joint statement on Monday, Public Health Seattle & King County and other Puget Sound county local health officers recommend wearing masks in indoor public spaces.
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Seattle is facing an indoor air quality crisis
How will Seattle breathe in the future? Between the wildfire smoke of 2020, the heat wave of 2021 and the very real possibility that both events could happen simultaneously in the future, it’s clear we’re facing an indoor air crisis — one for which we’re not prepared.
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