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People With Respiratory Symptoms, Chronic Illnesses Urged To Wear Masks At Wellness Centres

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The Ministry of Health has encouraged people with respiratory symptoms or chronic illnesses to wear masks when seeking care at Wellness Centres.

In a statement Tuesday, Principal Nursing Officer Julietta Frederick-Cassius explained that it would protect against the spread of respiratory infections such as COVID-19 and influenza.

The statement follows the closure of the Urgent Care Department at the Respiratory Hospital.

In addition, the Ministry of Health also decided to close the respiratory clinics created during the Covid -19 pandemic and integrate their service into the routine health system.

As a result, the Ministry has advised the public to visit the nearest Wellness Centres for care if they experience any flu-like symptoms.

The Ministry’s complete statement appears below:

 

 

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  1. As someone familiar with the challenges faced by individuals with respiratory symptoms and chronic illnesses, I truly appreciate the advice and urgency in this article to seek proper care and take necessary precautions for our well-being. Stay safe, everyone!

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