As of 14 April 2020, you are required to wear a mask if you need to leave your house. The Multi-Ministry Taskforce has decided to make it mandatory for all persons to wear a mask when leaving their home.
When should I wear a mask?
- When outside of your home
- On public transport, taxis, and private hire cars
- Walking to or at markets
- For esssential workers at all workplace premises
When can I remove my mask?
Only while engaging in strenuous exercise outdoors such as running and jogging, but you must put it back on once you have completed your exercise
Can my child wear a mask?Mask-wearing is not recommended for young children below the age of 2 for child safety reasons.NOTE: Enforcement will be flexible for groups with difficulty wearing a mask, eg. children with special needs. Is it an offence if I don’t wear a mask outside my home?Yes. First-time offenders will be issued composition offers of $300, and repeat offenders will face higher fines or prosecution in court for egregious cases.
The mask-wearing requirement will be in effect during the circuit breaker period from 7 April till 5 May 2020.For more English News, please click Here.Related Links:
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