The Government approved on Thursday, in the Council of Ministers, the end of some measures still in force, namely the mandatory use of masks in pharmacies and public transport, with the change in the current rules being announced by the Minister of Health, Marta Temido, at a press conference at the end of the meeting.
“Given the maintenance of favourable developments, with a controlled trend in the use of health care and also with the scientific information available, [the Council of Ministers] considered it appropriate to end the mandatory use of masks or visors in public passenger transport and also in taxis and TVDE”, stated Marta Temido.
The official also explained that the end of the mandatory use of the protective mask extends to planes and pharmacies. However, Marta Temido noted that it is still necessary to wear a mask in hospitals and nursing homes.
Devout covidians everywhere will still shun fresh air, in lieu of breathing through a warm, moist, micro plastics-coated made-in-china, billion-bacteria colony strapped to their faces, repeating their cultist mantra 'I feel so safe'.
Then they will go to get their 4th or 5th injection, because this one will finally work and without it, they surely would be dead right now, like all those billions of unvaccinated people around the world are. Safe and effective. Repeat ad nauseam. We know now none of it is effective - whether it's safe, remains to be seen.
By Hart from Lisbon on 29 Aug 2022, 07:56
Went my local farmacia today....No mask...Everyone was wearing one...No problems...Got my medicine and injection and wished everyone a good week...Just as it should be...
By Sakamoto Suarez from Lisbon on 29 Aug 2022, 10:27
The Portuguese people live in fear of everything- it's sad.
By J Joyce from Lisbon on 11 Sep 2022, 17:29