Travel In Guyana, the Minister of Health stated that the obligation to wear a mask in closed places was “under discussion”. This is a little phr
Travel In Guyana, the Minister of Health stated that the obligation to wear masks in closed places was “under discussion”.
This is a small phrase that opens the door to a change of doctrine. Travelers to Guyana, Prime Minister, Jean Castex, this weekend, Olivier Veran indicated that the government was considering making it mandatory to wear masks in places that are closed due to the fight against the spread of Covid-19.
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“Today we recommend the French to wear a mask. And when they think about the general way, that they might not respect the distance and thus expose themselves to the transmission of the virus, we recommend wearing masks warmly,” said the Minister of Health, as reported by Franceinfo. “Is it a warm recommendation that must become an obligation in the future? That is the subject of discussion,” he emphasized.
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Olivier Veran previously stated that the risks of transmission of the coronavirus are increased in “closed areas, those closed spaces, where people are gathered, where they cannot maintain social distancing, a distance of at least one meter”.
“The question of the development of the port of the mask is under study”
Prime Minister Jean Castex already stated on Sunday in Guyana that “the question of the development of port masks is under study”, including closed areas, in order to fight the epidemic. When asked by a journalist, the head of government said that “wearing a mask is one of the ways to prevent the spread of the epidemic.” “In the existing legislation, in many closed places (such as public transport) wearing a mask is mandatory,” the head of government reminded.
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Many doctors also signed a forum on Saturday calling for “mandatory wearing of masks in all closed public places”. Under the title #MasquésMaisEnLiberté, the panel, published in the New Yorker, warns against “a possible resumption of mass transmission”. It was signed by Dr. Antoine Pelissolo and Dr. Jimmy Mohamed and co-signed by several infectious disease doctors.
Updated date: July 13, 2020, 2:58 p.m
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Source: newstars.edu.vn