Eating out, poor hand hygiene and erratic weather may be among causes, say medics
All other precautionary measures announced previously by the authorities to keep the faithful safe from Covid-19 will remain in place. These include mandatory face masks at all times; worshippers having to bring their own prayer mats to mosques; performing ablutions at home; using the mosque only for the main prayers; and the elderly, children and those with chronic diseases having to continue praying at home for their own safety.
Who should not enter mosques?
»People with chronic and respiratory diseases
»Those living with Covid-19 patients.
»Wear face masks during the prayers.
»Maintain a 2-metre distance from other worshippers.
»Bring your own prayer mats.
»Copies of the Holy Quran won't be available. Use your phone Quran if you must at mosques.
»Avoid crowding at mosque entrances.
»Don't shake hands or hug one another.
Eating out, poor hand hygiene and erratic weather may be among causes, say medics
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