The EU Now Recommends The Use Of Face Mask In Trains

In addition, the recommendations state that train staff must be trained in how to use the masks in the best possible way, and that it must be possible to buy masks at stations and dispose of the used ones in a responsible manner.

Furthermore, the recommendations continue to state that passengers should try to “keep as much distance as possible”.

The National Board of Health does not change recommendations

However, the new recommendations from the EU do not make the Danish authorities change their advice and restrictions.

This is how it sounds in a written answer from the National Board of Health to TV 2.

– We are aware of the report from ECDC, and our assessment is immediately that the recommendations in it align very well with our revised recommendations. But we follow the area closely in relation to whether it should be necessary to change or sharpen the recommendations in Denmark. At the moment, the spread of infection is still low, and therefore our recommendations are unchanged, it sounds.

The National Board of Health refers to the fact that on 9 July they updated their assessment of the use of sanitary napkins in public spaces. Here it sounded that you can generally move without the use of a bandage, but can use it in some situations:

Mouthpieces can be used to protect others in some special situations where the other tools to prevent infection are not enough. (…) When you go to the hospital to be tested, you can not keep your isolation in the meantime. Therefore, we recommend that you put a bandage on in that situation, said Deputy Director Helene Probst in a press release .

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