Washington: 11 states in the United States have announced that helmets are no longer mandatory in public places.
According to the World Health Organization’s guidelines for preventing the spread of corona infections, various corona control protocols are being followed around the world, including wearing masks and adhering to social spaces. Everyone is advised to be vaccinated.
As a result, 11 states in the United States currently have no helmet mandatory. Mandatory facelift orders have been withdrawn in 11 states: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Washington, Oregon, and Rhode Island.
Provincial governments have said they have decided to relax the use of face masks, as a significant number of civilians have been vaccinated there. At the same time, it has been reported that the mask must be worn for a few more days in hospitals, indoor halls and school premises.