The government has issued a notification making it mandatory to wear masks in all religious institutions including mosques, temples, churches, pagodas in the country to prevent the spread of coronavirus in winter.
The Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a notification in this regard on Sunday.
The notification said that other measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 have been issued with deep concern that the Ministry has issued notifications in various cases, in addition to the obligation to wear masks on religious substitutions. The use of masks is particularly noticeable in the use of masks in mosques, temples, churches and other religious institutions, which has been directed by the government to ensure that the wearing of masks in all cases, including the situation of COVID-19, is in the situation of COVID-19.
It is important to hear the instructions of all religious institutions including mosques and temples.
The notification also said that there should be a massive campaign to make the public special about the poison ‘no mask-no service’. The slogan should be to keep posters or digital exhibitions in all open spaces and public and private institutions. After a while, the health care department along with washing hands with soap water should follow the hygiene rules and follow social distancing.
In the notification, the Ministry of Religion has requested the local administration, Islamic Foundation, Hindudharmith Kalyan Trust, Buddhists Trust and Christian Religion Trust to continue to promote these announcements through microphones in all mosques and other religious places of worship.