NYC mask mandates lifted for all but children under 5
Many on Twitter responded with outrage over the decision to keep masks on the city’s youngest population.
Many on Twitter responded with outrage over the decision to keep masks on the city’s youngest population.

On Friday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that starting next week, he would be suspending the "Key to NYC" requirements within the city, and school children will no longer be required to wear masks.
Despite this long-awaited announcement for many New Yorkers, a small portion of the population will still be required to wear masks.
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View on Rumble"Masks will continue to be required for all settings with children under 5 years of age, including programs contracted by the New York City Department of Education with 3- and 4-year-old children as well as 3K and 4K classrooms in district schools," Adams announced.
Many on Twitter responded with outrage over the decision to keep masks on the city's youngest population.
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View on XSome noted that they will not be sending their pre-K students to school in masks this coming Monday, regardless of the rules.
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View on XOthers claimed that toddlers were not required to wear masks "prior to vaccines."
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