Since COVID-19 is almost gone or much more managable now than the last 2 years, do you still wear mask?

Question

I mean there's medicine now and most people are already vaccinated. Would still wear a mask? or not anymore? 

Answer 1

I personally only wear masks in hospitals or places where I am required to wear one which I rarely do anyways. I also haven't gotten a vaccine myself & not getting Covid

Answer 2

As we all know that in the primary health care this words is much valued"prevention is better than cure" it is safe for us as a human being to protect our bodies from any opportunistic infection that may rise, so it's important to wear mask mostly in hospitals and crowded areas

Answer 3

Masks are something that I only put on at hospitals or other places where I am forced to do so, which is something that I do not do very often. I, personally, have not been vaccinated, nor will I be obtaining the Covid vaccination.

Answer 4

it is safe for us as a human being to protect our bodies from any opportunistic infection that may rise, so it's important to wear mask mostly in hospitals and crowded areas

Answer 5

Even though the number of COVID-19 cases is decreasing and more people are getting vaccinated, it is still important to wear a mask in public. Wearing a mask helps to protect yourself and those around you from the virus. It is also important to practice social distancing and to wash your hands often.

Answer 6

I only put on at hospitals or other places where I am forced to do so, which is something that I do not do very often. I, personally, have not been vaccinated, nor will I be obtaining the Covid vaccination.

Answer 7

Well personally I no longer wear nose mask like I used to during the pendemic but it is not so composery in my country now like then

Answer 8

It's still advisable to follow the recommendations of health authorities regarding mask-wearing, even as COVID-19 becomes more manageable. Depending on the situation and local guidelines, wearing masks might still be necessary to prevent the spread of illness, especially in crowded or high-risk environments.