| Comment | If you can't wear a mask due to breathing problems then your health issues are apparent enough to be shielding. Otherwise you should consider what effect you're having on others for the sake of your personal wellness compared to societies'.
Those who can't wear a mask because of medical reasons aught to be the minority. But when you head to shops a not inconsequential number of staff - and that's not including shoppers - aren't wearing one. Meanwhile in other parts of Europe if you leave the house without wearing one - barring for exercise - its a fine.
Looking at how other Countries have handled things , here its like we don't want to admit there's a pandemic. And when we do, and fail at the response, we treat it as the expected result. The UK's been in a dire state compared to the rest of the World for months now, but people go on like this is all normal.
Being in a shop today where there aught to be some sort of corporate oversight, and yet the staff almost universally were flaunting the rules - whilst unusually almost every customer had a mask on (many of them elderly) - in the light of the upcoming lockdown was just sickening. With the number of people in hospitals being worse than ever these selfish folk just have no shame. |
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