Starting Jan. 17, there is no longer a test option, and full vaccination will be required in bars, restaurants, Indoor sporting events, movie theaters, and other places.

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In addition, health officials say schools, daycares, hospitals, grocery stores, and shelters or places serving vulnerable populations will not Require Proof of vaccination or a negative test.

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When it comes to restaurants not following the new rules, the mayors’ office says, “If they fail to comply with the mandate, these food establishments may be cited or closed, and they would need to demonstrate resolution of the offense in order to reopen.

It reads, in part, “THE PRLA welcomes working closely with the City of Philadelphia to ensure a safe dining experience for all and help protect the industry from further financial devastation.