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Face Masks
It appears that the government has now decided that face masks have some efficacy and are suggesting it would be a condition when lock down ends for workers to wear them and when using Public Transport
Our London Mayor is now saying he will INSIST the public wear them. About 10 days ago his LT workers were crying out for them and he told them,at the time, they were not necessary but gave them gloves instead.
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Our London Mayor is now saying he will INSIST the public wear them. About 10 days ago his LT workers were crying out for them and he told them,at the time, they were not necessary but gave them gloves instead.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ."I am a bit lost with what we are saying here, TTT. Are we saying that if we cough a droplet with viruses on it onto the inside of a mask , the next cough could push just the virus through the mask without the droplet it was on? If that is the case, I didn’t know that. " - yes, the water soaks into the material hence they get sodden, then the actual viruses are left on the material, they live for a matter of hours and will get pushed out.
Sadiq Khan is not insisting folk wear masks in public.
On his Twitter account, he said,"I'm lobbying the Government to advise people to wear non-medical face coverings where it’s impossible to keep a safe social distance. These would not be medical masks - which must be reserved for health and care workers who desperately need them."
On his Twitter account, he said,"I'm lobbying the Government to advise people to wear non-medical face coverings where it’s impossible to keep a safe social distance. These would not be medical masks - which must be reserved for health and care workers who desperately need them."
No, woofgang, I have taken what I know from several sources I have read. Most of the post you are querying was taken almost verbatim from the FT, which I can try and find again if you wish, but I have read similar elsewhere too. I read up quite a bit when some on here claimed they were useless at stopping the spread.
As TheCorbyLoon says, Mr Khan has yet again been mis quoted.
I heard from his mouth (twice as the daft interviewer didnt seem to get it the first time)this morning on Sky. He was very clear NOT masks but use a bandana or scarf etc.
He is trying to protect his workers. Currently 14 TFL workers have died and death attributed to Covid19. These are the real unsung heroes keeping the country rolling who seem to be overlooked in favour of the 'on a pedestal ' NHS.
I applaud the man for trying, and you wont hear that often.
I heard from his mouth (twice as the daft interviewer didnt seem to get it the first time)this morning on Sky. He was very clear NOT masks but use a bandana or scarf etc.
He is trying to protect his workers. Currently 14 TFL workers have died and death attributed to Covid19. These are the real unsung heroes keeping the country rolling who seem to be overlooked in favour of the 'on a pedestal ' NHS.
I applaud the man for trying, and you wont hear that often.