President Joe Biden on Thursday increases the actions to combat the distribution of Delta variants soaring from Coronavirus, asking for every US federal worker to state that they are fully vaccinated with Covid-19 or tested.

“We have a tool to prevent this new wave Covid to turn off our business, our school, our society as we saw happened last year,” Veteran Democrats said with speeches on their new government initiatives.

The White House said right in front of the address that the four million federal employees and contractors in the place “will be asked to prove their vaccination status.”

Those who do not state that they are fully vaccinated will be asked to wear masks on work regardless of location, physical distance from coworkers, and “adhere to the requirements of weekly filtering testing or twice a week.”

The movement of the stop from the full vaccination mandate for federal workers – something that is being considered as an administration feels a way to protect federal workers and provide examples of the private sector.

But Biden said the nation needed to remain vigilant.

“We are not entirely out of the forest,” he said, urging Americans not to do vaccination problems or wear political masks.

“It’s not about the red country and blue countries. Literally about life and death.”

New direction for the US military
Biden will direct the Pentagon to learn to add Covid vaccinations to the vaccination list needed for US military members.

He also asked the state and local government to offer $ 100 as an incentive for Holdouts for vaccinated – nodded for what the White House described as a successful cash-for-for-for-for-for-job effort has been implemented in several countries.

The rules regarding the vaccination or covering and tested regularly should not only apply to federal workers, with Bidden BPEN will urge private sector entrepreneurs to follow the White House.

“The federal government, we see ourselves as a model for other companies and other organizations, and that is something we do not take lightly,” said Deputy Secretary Secretary Secretary Jean-Pierre.