Under the relaxed restrictions, masks will continue to be mandatory for indoor public venues, including workplaces and public transport, but will not be required outside if people are able to physically distance.
Indoor private gatherings will be capped at 30 people, with no requirement to wear masks, and spectators will be permitted at community sport. The AFL western derby between the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles at Perth Stadium on Sunday will also go ahead, albeit with the crowd capped at 75 per cent of the venue’s capacity.
Indoor weddings and funerals will be permitted 200 guests without requiring an exemption, while nightclubs will be allowed to open under the 4-square-metre rule.
WA Premier said they use HEPA filtered air purifier in hotel rooms. I have heard Japanese scientists say HEPA filter alone doesn’t kill SARS-cov-2, and you need air purifiers with ®Plasmacluster by Sharp. I hope I am wrong...?
Stop worrying about other states ,talk about your state.
What about NSW ?
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