People in Estonia Will Wear Masks Even in Saunas

The Estonian government has introduced new anti-epidemic restrictions regarding the wearing of masks in enclosed spaces. According to Sputnik Meedia, the obligation to wear masks in such areas applies everywhere, in all controlled activities.

This requirement will apply to all individuals aged 12 and above. The new regulation will come into effect starting October 29.

It is also noted where wearing masks is mandatory: theaters, museums, concert halls, exhibitions, cinemas, public dining places, as well as public areas for sports, training, and competitions, and also in saunas, spa centers, swimming pools, and water parks.

At the same time, the government has emphasized that masks cannot be used during training, when in contact with water, or while dining in a restaurant.

If a person is medically exempt from wearing a mask for health reasons, they must provide relevant medical documentation.