Indoor capacity limits will be lifted in Delaware beginning May 21, state officials announced Tuesday. Indoor facilities will be allowed to use as much capacity as social distancing requirements allow. The social distancing requirement will also be changed from 6 feet to 3 feet as of May 21. The lifting of restrictions affects restaurants, bars, retail establishments, gyms, houses of worship and other businesses. Masks will still be required indoors. State officials said Delaware’s declining COVID-19 case numbers, rising vaccination statistics and the warmer weather played into the decision.