Spain Requires Masks In All Crowded Public Spaces

The video discusses Spain's mask mandate requiring individuals aged six and older to wear masks in public places where social distancing is not possible. Children aged three to five and those with health issues are exempt. Spain, once a COVID-19 epicenter, is easing lockdown restrictions, allowing businesses to reopen. The mask mandate aligns with WHO recommendations and will last until the national state of emergency ends on June 6th.

What is the minimum age for mandatory mask-wearing in public places according to the new regulations?

• Three years old

• Eight years old

• Five years old

• Six years old

Which group is NOT required to wear masks under the new mandate?

• Teenagers

• Adults with no health issues

• Children aged three to five

• Children aged six and above

What types of establishments are allowed to reopen as Spain eases lockdown restrictions?

• Schools and universities

• Gyms and swimming pools

• Restaurants and bars

• Concert halls and theaters

Which organization's recommendations does Spain's mask order follow?

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

• United Nations (UN)

• European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)

When is Spain's national state of emergency expected to end?

• May 30th

• June 6th

• July 1st

• August 15th