BELGIUM | Face masks mandatory from Saturday July 11 in shops, shopping malls, theaters, museums and cinemas

From Saturday 11 July, face masks or other face coverings are mandatory in all shops, in museums, in cinemas, in theaters, in shopping malls, in conference rooms, in libraries, in rooms of worship (churches, temples, mosques, synagogues, …) and generally everywhere people come together indoor in Belgium.

The Federal Government was under pressure. The Group of Experts for an Exit Strategy (GEES) and the High Council for Health all advocated mandatory face coverings.

They were already mandatory in public transport.

Second wave

Health experts dread the infamous second wave of infections and deaths. They hope the omnipresence of face coverings will impress people coronavirus COVID-19 is far from gone.

People who don’t wear a face covering where they should, will be prosecuted.

Children under the age of 12 are exempt.

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