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From Thursday, April 16, Poland will have to cover the nose and mouth in public spaces. Who will be released from this obligation?
You do not need to use special masks to cover your mouth and nose – just cover them with a scarf, for example. We learn from the draft ordinance of the Council of Ministers that the order will apply, inter alia, to in public transport, shops, places of worship, parks, beaches or wooded areas.
The order will also have to be applied by people in cars in which people who do not live or do not manage together. And who was released from the obligation to cover the mouth and nose?
As is clear from the draft regulation, there is no obligation to cover the mouth and nose of children under the age of two.
People who are unable to cover their mouth and nose due to breathing difficulties do not have to wear masks. The order also does not apply to people who are unable to cover and uncover their mouth and nose on their own – we read in the regulation.
Persons in passenger cars who live or manage one car together are also exempt from the obligation.
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