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WYCCF normalizes visitation policy, but mask mandate remains.

March 24, 2022

WYCCF normalizes visitation policy, but mask mandate remains.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The White & Yellow Cross Care Foundation (WYCCF) has normalized its visitation policy due to the low positivity rate of Covid-19 tests on the island for the last month. Regardless of vaccination status, visitors can now visit their loved ones indoors, and social distancing is optional. However, the mask mandate remains in place for all visitors, as we care for the more vulnerable in our society.

Now that the pandemic is transitioning into an endemic phase and the country is going back to normal, the WYCCF will gradually scale back its preventative measures. Visitation is very important for our ...

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