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Popular National Park Requiring Face Masks Again in Certain Areas
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Due to rising COVID-19 cases in the community, Alaska’s Denali National Park and Preserve is once again requiring visitors to wear a face mask in certain areas.
According to the Associated Press, masks will be required when entering federal buildings or riding buses and shuttles inside the park.
What's the cutest animal in Denali? This Ranger votes Collard Pika!
— Denali National Park (@DenaliNPS) July 1, 2022
What Animal do you think is the cutest in Denali? pic.twitter.com/T06XPE1cUz
Masks will be required for everyone over the age of two, regardless of vaccination status, in gift shops, lodges, visitor centers, restaurants, and buildings owned or controlled by the National Park Service.
