Thursday, April 9, 2020
Why Is The Moo Government Still Telling People That They Should Only Wear A Face Mask If They Are Having Flu-Like Symptoms?
The government is telling people only those who have flu-like symptoms should wear a mask.
Why are we still persiting on telling people they need not wear a face mask unless they have flu-like symptoms?
Are we saying that Covid 19 asymptomatic people cannot spread the virus to others? Is that the new scientific fact?
If not, why is it only necessary to wear a face mask for those having flu-like symptoms?
You wear a face mask not only to protect yourself but also not to spread the virus to others.
Since the scientific understanding is that a person who suffers from Covid 19 may not have nor exhibit any symptoms yet he can still spread the virus to others, does it make sense for the government to tell the people that they do not need to wear a face mask unless they have flu-like symptoms?
In the current situation of the Covid 19 pandemic, we should all wear a face mask whether or not you exhibit any flu-like sysmptoms whenever we go out.
What the government should do is to ensure that there are enough face masks for the people.
Take a leave from the Chinese experience. Everyone is still wearing a face mask even though the China lockdown has ended.
Better be safe than sorry.
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