To wear a mask or not to wear a mask is the question that boggles the mind of thousands worldwide, as much as the response to the health guidance.
The so-called “mask moaners” have been condemned by social media users for their rejection of face masks as a method of limiting the sprad of coronavirus.
— Paul Hall (@hallofthor) July 14, 2020
— James Purefoy (@JamesPurefoy) July 15, 2020
— 🇬🇧Kimbo (@Kimbohud) July 15, 2020
— Naomi Goff (@TheGoffster) July 15, 2020
However, not everyone is on board with proponents of face coverings in public spaces, as many consider the measure a limitation to their personal freedom and rights.
— Frances Leader - Aging Hippy BattleAxe (@2013Boodicca) July 15, 2020
— Paul Hall (@hallofthor) July 15, 2020
The UK government has been sending mixed messages to the public as to whether one should be wearing a face mask while in public.
Michael Gove, minister for the Cabinet, who said the British public could be trusted to wear a mask when necessary, appeared last week in a coffee shop not wearing one.
— Robert Bob (@MrRobertBob1) July 14, 2020
A few minutes later, the Trade Secretary Liz Truss was spotted in the same place, wearing a face mask.
— Lilian Chan (@bestgug) July 15, 2020
The UK government has decided that face coverings should be mandatory in shops and supermarkets, starting 24 July.
— Matt Hancock (@MattHancock) July 14, 2020
