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Covid-19: Masks not mandatory in Maharashtra, clarifies state health minister Rajesh Tope

Earlier, in a letter to collectors, municipal corporations and chief executive officers, Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Pradeep Vyas said all districts should ensure the proportion of RT-PCR tests was at least 60 per cent. In view of rising cases, it said people should be advised to wear masks in closed public spaces

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Rajesh Tope. File Pic

Rajesh Tope. File Pic

Amid uncertainty over the use of masks in public places, the Maharashtra health minister has clarified that masks aren't mandatory in the state yet. 

Earlier, in a letter to collectors, municipal corporations and chief executive officers, Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Pradeep Vyas said all districts should ensure the proportion of RT-PCR tests was at least 60 per cent. In view of rising cases, it said people should be advised to wear masks in closed public spaces like trains, buses, cinemas, auditoriums, offices, hospitals, colleges, and schools.

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