Daily News | Philadelphia ends its indoor mask mandate
for COVID-19 safety restrictions. That system required three of the four following conditions to be met before masking could end: average daily cases to drop under 100; fewer than 50 people hospitalized with COVID; a test positivity rate under 2%; and cases not rising by more than 50% within the past 10 days. The city was close to meeting those standards, but health officials had estimated it might be a few weeks before the mandate could end.
As of Tuesday, Bettigole said, the city was averaging 87 new cases a day and 156 people testing positive for the virus in hospitals.
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