And I think the most important thing to recognize is most of the transmission across this country is related to people who are unvaccinated. But in those indoor settings, everyone should be masked. recommends that K through 12 schools should be opened for full-time in-person learning. And so taking all of that information together, we believe that the C.D.C. We know that our 12 to 17-year-olds, right now, have only about 30 percent coverage in fully, in being fully vaccinated. We know that our vaccinated individuals, in the rare case that there are a breakthrough, have the potential to pass the virus on to unvaccinated individuals. We know that our young children, 11 and younger, cannot be vaccinated. We are now a country that is the majority of Delta. But at an individual level, we believe everybody should be wearing a mask in those areas with substantial and high transmission. Those are the people that are driving the new infections. That’s driven a lot by people who - mostly by people who are unvaccinated. The most important thing that we need to say right now is we have - a lot of this country that has a lot of viral burden. And the new data that we have is that Delta is able, in those rare breakthrough infections, to be transmitted to others. The data that we have right now is different. We acted with the data that we had at the time, the data that we had at the time, the country mostly had alpha - alpha among breakthrough vaccinated infections was not being transmitted to other people. Recommends Masks for Vaccinated People Indoors The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended that people who have received the coronavirus vaccine should resume wearing masks in indoor public spaces, especially schools.

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