Govt. Revokes Mandatory Mask Usage During Travel and in Public Spaces

  • The Task Force for the Mitigation of COVID-19 ("Task Force") has issued Circular No. 1 of 2023 on Health Protocols During the Corona Virus Disease 2019 ("COVID-19") Endemic Transition Period ("Circular 1/2023"), which is the most recent legal framework that addresses the applicable health protocols for travel and activities in public spaces. 
  • Circular 1/2023 allows healthy domestic and international travelers, parties in public facilities and parties who engage in large-scale activities (collectively referred to as "Individuals") that are at no risk of being infected or of infecting others with COVID-19 to not wear masks during their travels. However, the government is continuing to urge Individuals to: 1) Take up second booster vaccinations; 2) Periodically wash their hands; 3) Maintain social distancing; and 4) Utilize the SATUSEHAT application. 
  • Ultimately, organizers and operators of transportation, public facilities and large-scale activities, along with relevant regional governments, are still being encouraged to engage in preventive and promotive measures aimed at the control of COVID-19 transmission.
  • Circular 1/2023 has been in force since 9 June 2023
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  • The Task Force for the Mitigation of COVID-19 ("Task Force") has issued Circular No. 1 of 2023 on Health Protocols During the Corona Virus Disease 2019 ("COVID-19") Endemic Transition Period ("Circular 1/2023"), which is the most recent legal framework that addresses the applicable health protocols for travel and activities in public spaces. 
  • Circular 1/2023 allows healthy domestic and international travelers, parties in public facilities and parties who engage in large-scale activities (collectively referred to as "Individuals") that are at no risk of being infected or of infecting others with COVID-19 to not wear masks during their travels. However, the government is continuing to urge Individuals to: 1) Take up second booster vaccinations; 2) Periodically wash their hands; 3) Maintain social distancing; and 4) Utilize the SATUSEHAT application. 
  • Ultimately, organizers and operators of transportation, public facilities and large-scale activities, along with relevant regional governments, are still being encouraged to engage in preventive and promotive measures aimed at the control of COVID-19 transmission.
  • Circular 1/2023 has been in force since 9 June 2023
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