Sacramento County recommends that fully vaccinated people disguise their cases again as delta-CBS Sacramento-mutated cases and mutations.

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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Sacramento residents are once again being asked to disguise themselves indoors as the county’s COVID-19 case rate increases and the delta variable increases.

On Thursday, the Sacramento County Public Health Officer recommended that fully vaccinated people begin again to wear a face mask indoors in places where vaccination verification is not required.

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This means that the use of masks is highly recommended in public places such as a grocery store or restaurant, but not in a workplace where employers require self-certification of vaccination status.

County officials say the increase in daily COVID-19 cases is due in part to the delta variant.

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“The significant increase in cases is concerning — as is the number of people who choose not to be vaccinated,” Sacramento County Public Health Officer Olivia Cassiri said in a statement.

Sacramento County leads the state in COVID virus infection rates.

Health leaders are urging people to get vaccinated. Only 47 percent of Sacramento County residents have been vaccinated.

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Sacramento County is the second district in the area to urge people to wear masks again. On Wednesday, Yolo County public health leaders urged their residents to start again in disguise.

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