What happens when people no longer have to wear masks?

Masks and face coverings are no longer compulsory in most public places but the it is still recommended in crowded places

So what does the evidence show about the effect of masks and what happens when they're no longer compulsory?

A large body of evidence suggests wearing a mask or face covering can reduce the risk of transmitting coronavirus

Various studies have used high-speed cameras to show they can block most of the potentially virus-laden particles coming out of people's mouths when they breathe, speak and sing

One review of six studies estimated mask-wearing reduced the risk of catching Covid by 60%, and 70% among healthcare staff

But one person wearing a mask does not protect them as much as if all the people around them are wearing masks

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