Children Required to Show Papers to Enter Public Spaces in Philadelphia

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<p>You will now need to be fully vaccinated against COVID to eat indoors in Philadelphia A negative COVID-19 test is no longer a free pass to eat indoors in Philadelphia. Starting Tuesday, the city is requiring customers age 12 and over to show proof they've received two doses of the vaccine. You will now need to be fully vaccinated against COVID to eat indoors in Philadelphia Workers and children ages 5 years and 3 months through 11 will have until February 3 to complete their series of shots. By Corey Davis, 6abc Digital Staff, Annie McCormick and Bob Brooks Tuesday, January 18, 2022 11:42PM EMBED MORE VIDEOS Starting Tuesday, the city is requiring customers age 12 and over to show proof they've received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A negative COVID-19 test is no longer a free pass to eat indoors in Philadelphia. Starting Tuesday, the city is requiring customers age 12 and over to show proof they've received two doses of the vaccine. Advertisement The grace period, which began on Monday, January 3, allowed restaurants to choose to accept proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 24 hours of entry for people who were not fully vaccinated. But that two-week exception has ended and almost everyone eating indoors in Philadelphia needs to be vaccinated.</p>