Coronavirus: Govt will no longer discourage wearing of masks, to give reusable masks to all households
SINGAPORE - The Government will no longer discourage people who are well from wearing masks, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Friday .
"We now think there are some cases out there in the community going undetected, though probably still not that many," Mr Lee added. He said wearing a mask may help to protect others, in case a person has the virus but does not know it.
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