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Malta: Too little, too late – Forum Unions Maltin about COVID-19 measures

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The authorities should implement stronger COVID-19 measures, such as the temporary closure of establishments where people have to congregate indoors, Forum Unions Maltin said on Monday.

On Friday, the government said that the wearing of masks everywhere except for home is now mandatory, and as from Monday (today), bars and clubs will have to shut their doors by 11pm.

Source Times of Malta

Updated 1733

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Topics Covid-19Enforcementmeasures

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