Brussels makes face masks compulsory in all public spaces as Covid-19 cases spike

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Brussels makes face masks compulsory in all public spaces as Covid-19 cases spike
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BRUSSELS (REUTERS) - Wearing a face mask became compulsory on Wednesday (Aug 12) in all public places in Brussels as the number of Covid-19 infections rose to a government alert level that puts the city among the worst affected in Europe.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

BRUSSELS - Wearing a face mask became compulsory on Wednesday in all public places in Brussels as the number of Covid-19 infections rose to a government alert level that puts the city among the worst affected in Europe.

Everybody in the city, which has a population of 1.2 million, now has to wear a face mask when in parks, on streets or in any other public sites, as well as in private space accessible to the public, the regional government said. The mask-wearing regulation is one of the strictest currently applied in European capitals and follows a similar decision by authorities in Madrid in July. In Paris, face masks are mandatory outdoors only in crowded places.

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