The railways, tram, and bus mask mandate is almost a thing of the past. The bill to this effect, which will be introduced in the Chamber of Deputies next week and must be approved by elected officials, will be voted on at 2 p.m. Thursday in a plenary session that starts at 2 p.m.
According to a conclusion in the parliamentary file, which was written by Socialist deputy Mars Di Bartolomeo, “Europe and Luxembourg have rebounded greatly since the start of spring, but the epidemic is not beaten yet.”
Some people will still wear masks
If infections are still widespread despite a substantial drop, the virus is less harmful than before and ailments are only rarely life-threatening. As a result, it will be feasible to remove one’s mask in public transportation immediately.
However, the mask will not be banned and it will continue to be advised for those who are vulnerable. It will also always be necessary when visiting a hospital or an elderly care facility.
The obligation’s conclusion must take effect on the day the law is published in the Memorial, which should occur no later than Thursday or Friday after the vote.