UK Health Secretary: "Masks Must Be Worn Even After COVID Vaccination... Transmission Risk Still Exists"
[Asia Economy Reporter Hanah Na] The Russian Minister of Health has advised that even those who have received the COVID-19 vaccine can still transmit the virus and therefore must continue wearing masks after vaccination.
According to major foreign media, Minister Mikhail Murashko stated on the 15th (local time), "Regardless of antibody levels, masks must be worn until herd immunity is established."
Murashko said, "The COVID-19 vaccine effectively prevents severe progression and, in most cases, protects against infection."
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However, regarding claims that people with high antibody levels after vaccination do not need to wear masks, he emphasized, "Vaccinated individuals can still transmit the virus to those who are unvaccinated," adding, "Only masks can protect those around you from infection."
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