Tasmania forces fans to wear masks at sport matches and events despite having ZERO Covid cases and best vaccination rate in Australia
Masks mandatory at indoor and outdoor events in Tasmania from September 18 The rule applies to any event attended by 1,000 people or more The mandate comes despite no active Covid cases in the state for months Tasmania is due to hit a 70 per cent rate of full vaccination by mid-October By Australian Associated Press
Published: 07:53 BST, 10 September 2021 | Updated: 07:53 BST, 10 September 2021
Tasmanians attending events for 1,000 or more people will have to wear masks, despite no recorded active cases in the state.
Masks will be mandatory at indoor and outdoor events where more than a 1,000 are due to attend from September 18.
'I think it's a very sensible decision to make face masks compulsory,' Premier Peter Gutwein said on Friday.
'It reduces the risk of Covid-19 under the current circumstances of those settings.'
Western Bulldogs fans attending the AFL elimination final against Essendon at University of Tasmania Stadium, Launceston don masks on August 29
'I think it's a very sensible decision to make face masks compulsory,' Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein said
Public Health director Mark Veitch says mask wearing will give confidence to Tasmanian health authorities.
'So by requiring masks in
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