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French government to make indoor masks compulsory from next week amid fears of Covid-19 second wave

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France’s Prime Minister Jean Castex has announced that masks will be made mandatory in closed public spaces starting next week. Castex first brought the August 1 date, announced by French President Emmanuel Macron, but the government then changed it, as Health Minister announced that Covid-19 cases are once again on the rise.

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