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Biden administration weighs plan to directly send masks to all Americans



WASHINGTON — The Biden White house is considering sending masks directly to American households, consistent with three people conversant in the discussions, an action the Trump administration explored but scrapped.

The Covid-19 Response Team is evaluating the logistics of mailing out many face coverings, but no decision has been made, and the proposal hasn't yet reached President Joe Biden for final approval, a White House official said.

The idea has been raised in several meetings among Biden's top health experts in recent days, particularly as Biden continues to urge Americans to use masks as a primary defense against the spread of the coronavirus.

Biden has asked all Americans to wear masks for the primary 100 days of his term, and he has signed several executive actions that mandate wearing face coverings on federal property and aboard transportation systems , moves President Donald Trump never enacted.

It's unclear when the masks would go out to the public, how many would be included per residence and whether they would be disposable or made of cloth. it's also not yet clear what the cost could be.




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