Local Library Prints Face Shields and New Face Mask Rules

Libraries are printing protective gear for local healthcare workers and new rules for people working in transportation.

Episode 203 of the Today in San Diego podcast, hosted by NBC 7 San Diego, titled "Local Library Prints Face Shields and New Face Mask Rules" was published on April 10, 2020 and runs 2 minutes.

April 10, 2020 ·2m · Today in San Diego

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Libraries are printing protective gear for local healthcare workers and new rules for people working in transportation.

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Mayor Faulconer announced a new partnership between San Diego libraries and hospitals to manufacture face masks to protect essential workers. The county also announced new rules stating that transportation workers all need to be wearing face masks as well. This also applies to local rideshare drivers.

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