MASK CONFUSION
Today's announcement from the CCSA was mostly good news. But the situation regarding masks was a bit more opaque. The wording from Dr. Taweesilp Visanuyothin, spokesperson for the CCSA, was long and meandering. But there was this sentence (translated)...
"Masks can be removed in some areas. I would like to emphasize this is up to the personal discretion and willingness of each individual. Masks can be removed in open air spaces and athletes can remove masks during exercise."
So we'll leave it at that. Certainly positive but not 100% clear yet. Hopefully there will be greater clarification in coming days.
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