Washington Lifting Indoor COVID-19 Mask Mandate on March 11
Most indoor COVID-19 masking requirements in Washington will be abandoned beginning March 11, 2022, at 11:59 p.m., Governor Jay Inslee has announced.
The state had planned to lift the requirements on March 21, but Governor Inslee noted, in a press release issued with the governors of California and Oregon, that declining case and hospitalization rates justified moving up the date.
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