From tomorrow - people will no longer legally be required to wear face masks on public transport and in health and social care settings.
Government says the restrictions have been lifted following a 'significant reduction' in the number of coronavirus cases on Island, allowing a return to 'level one' of the Government’s COVID-19 Winter Framework.
The wearing of face coverings is no longer ‘expected’ but is still strongly recommended when mixing with others.
Meanwhile, Manx Care’s policy still requires anyone visiting its health and social care facilities (such as Noble’s Hospital) to wear a medical-grade face mask.
The wearing of face coverings is 'strongly recommended' within educational settings and when using school transport, but this is a personal choice for all staff, students and visitors.
There are no changes to isolation requirements for those who test positive for COVID-19.
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