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| Macau will go back to being a mask-free place from tomorrow |
From tomorrow, Feb 27, Macau will allow people to go around in public without a mask, except when taking public transportation (but not taxis) or visiting hospitals and homes for the elderly.
Those managing indoor
public venues such as malls are allowed to use their discretion in deciding
whether to still require people who enter to wear masks.
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Children three years old
and below are allowed to go around without a mask under all circumstances.
In announcing the
lifting of the remaining pandemic restriction, the Macau government said the "epidemic situation in Macau has continuously remained
stable over the last two months".
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The statement said the indoor masking requirement may still
be adjusted again according to the actual Covid-19 situation.
Officials also say that supervisors of indoor venues may decide whether to require masks, taking into account factors such as air circulation, crowd density and the activities taking place.
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In
addition, organisers of large-scale
events or heads of institutions such as nursery schools should require masks if
there's an uptick in cases or a cluster of infections.
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To be sure, people are advised to take a mask with them whenever they go out and to keep a two-week supply of masks at home.
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They are also told to wear a mask if they have fever, sore throat, cough, runny nose or other flu-like symptoms.
With Macau further relaxing its pandemic restrictions, Hong Kong now remains as one of the few places in the world where people are still required to wear a mask outdoors.
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Hong Kong last week extended its mask mandate until Mar 8, and Health Secretary Lo Chung-mau said that even if the restriction is lifted, people will still be required to wear a mask in medical settings, such as hospitals and care homes.
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Hong Kong and Macau both followed China’s
zero-Covid policy for the past three years, which included mandatory
mask-wearing in public since 2020.
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