With the legal requirement to wear a mask indoors being lifted in Wales this week, we asked our readers for their thoughts. The law surrounding face coverings changed on March 28 meaning you no longer need to wear a face covering in all indoor settings.
People no longer have to wear masks in shops or on public transport in Wales, but masks will still be required in hospital and health care settings. The Welsh Government has made the decision not to relax all restrictions due to cases rising.
The Welsh Government amended the legal requirement for masks to be worn indoors to fight the spread of coronavirus. The legal requirement to self-isolate has also been scrapped and instead people are asked to stay inside if they test positive. Businesses will still be asked to complete risk assessments.
