by Masks will no longer be compulsory next week in health establishments like opticians or orthopaedists, in addition to public transport, but it will be necessary to continue to put them in the centers sanitary and socio-sanitary and in pharmacies.
This was transmitted to the advisers by the Minister of Health, Carolina Darias, during the meeting of the Interterritorial Council of the National Health System, and in which she explained the details of the Royal Decree which will be presented to the Council of Ministers on Tuesday next. .
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Darias clarified that masks will no longer be mandatory, in addition to public transport, in health establishments such as opticians, audiometry or orthopedic centers, where until now they had to be taken.
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However, it should continue to be applied in health centres, hospitals, residences and other health and social health centres, whether for workers or visitors, as well as in pharmacies and apothecaries.
The change to the standard which the government will approve next Tuesday will come into effect when it is published in the BOE, which is likely to be the following day.
