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Britain is unlikely to look at France in ordering people to placed on face coverings at work on account of its check out and trace scheme reveals most people catch COVID-19 in house-to-house transmission, effectively being secretary Matt Hancock talked about on Wednesday.
“We are not currently considering doing that,” he knowledgeable BBC TV, when requested if Britain would impose masks at work places as in France.
“The reason is that the evidence from NHS Test and Trace for where people catch the disease is that, very largely, they catch it from one household meeting another household, usually in one of their homes,” he talked about.
“The amount of people who have caught it in work places is relatively low we think from the evidence that we have got.”
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