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More restrictions are being relaxed across the Middle East as the holy month approaches

MINISTERS have confirmed face coverings will continue to play an important role in helping keep us all safe from coronavirus in Wales. Welsh Government have set out what will happen beyond alert level one as officials prepare to publish an updated Coronavirus Control Plan. In this, it is said that face coverings will continue to be required in certain settings - such as on public transport and in health and social care settings - while coronavirus remains a public health threat. Active further consideration is being given to whether face coverings should also be required in other sett...

2 May 2021 Iran’s government on Thursday debuted a domestically made “coronavirus spray” it claims can “recognize” and “deactivate” the Chinese coronavirus. Researchers at Tehran’s Masih Daneshvari hospital developed the spray and unveiled it at a press conference to Iranian media on April 29. The liquid “should be sprayed on the mask or clothes, then it can recognize the virus and deactivate it [sic],” Alireza Zali, the head of Iran’s Coronavirus Control operations headquarters in Tehran, told Iran’s state-run Fars News Agency. “What sets the [Chinese] coronavirus ...

MORE parts of Wales are set to reopen next week – if coronavirus remains under control. Just last week, non-essential retail was allowed to reopen from April 12 along with the full return of schools and the lifting of a cross border travel ban. Further easements to restrictions in the coming weeks will be subject to the public health situation remaining favourable, Welsh Government stress. These will be given the green light at the next three-weekly review of the coronavirus regulations on April 22. As previously set out by the First Minister, Mark Drakeford MS, people can expect ...

MORE parts of Wales are set to reopen next week – if coronavirus remains under control. Just last week, non-essential retail was allowed to reopen from April 12 along with the full return of schools and the lifting of a cross border travel ban. Further easements to restrictions in the coming weeks will be subject to the public health situation remaining favourable, Welsh Government stress. These will be given the green light at the next three-weekly review of the coronavirus regulations on April 22. As previously set out by the First Minister, Mark Drakeford MS, people can expect ...