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NSW COVID-19 restrictions ease but masks still mandatory on public transport, churches, beauty salons
Restrictions have eased in NSW from today and while it is welcome news for many, Sydneysiders shouldn’t pack away their masks just yet.
Key points:
- Several restrictions were lifted at 12.01am today, with 30 people now allowed in homes
- Masks are no longer mandatory in supermarkets but must still be worn on public transport
- NSW Police has issued 127 fines and charged 27 people for not wearing masks
Face coverings are still mandatory on public transport, in places of worship, gaming rooms, hairdressing and beauty salons in Greater Sydney (which includes Wollongong, the Central Coast and Blue Mountains).
Hospitality workers are also still required to wear masks.
Aged care facilities and hospitals will receive tailored advice depending on their…
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