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Jersey's chief medical officer has advised islanders to wear cloth face masks when out in public. Although there is "limited direct data" on the benefits, Dr Ivan Muscat said there are "good ...

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The new guidance from Jersey's government advised that cloth masks should be worn in all public places and should be changed if "soiled, wet or uncomfortable".

The new guidance from Jersey's government advised that cloth masks should be worn in all public places and should be changed if "soiled, wet or uncomfortable".