Don't talk on the subway, say French doctors, to limit COVID-19 spread

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Passengers on public transport systems should avoid talking to one another or on the phone in order to minimise the risk of spreading coronavirus, ...

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Commuters are seen inside a metro train operated by the Paris transport network at Concorde subway station in Paris, France, December 3, 2019. REUTERS/Charles Platiau/FilesPARIS: Passengers on public transport systems should avoid talking to one another or on the phone in order to minimise the risk of spreading coronavirus, the French National Academy of Medicine said.

The academy is not an official advisory body. It can respond to government questions but also issues recommendations, which sometimes go against official policy.The academy - which was founded in 1820 - criticised a recent government recommendation to wear only surgical masks in public, rather than masks made of fabric.

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singapore : oh no

profgennari Right! In Japan, one is encouraged to not speak or speak a whole lot less when in public places.

how to report passengers talking on MRT and Bus here in Singapore? no law enforcement?

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