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Public asked to refrain from going for hiking, trekking and picnics in mass

May 22, 2020
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The Health Minister Dechen Wangmo requested the general public to refrain from going for hiking, trekking and picnics in mass or with friends and co-workers. Lyonpo added, despite the repeated advise, the Health Ministry still receives complaints with regard to people going for picnics in mass.

Public asked to refrain from going for hiking, trekking and picnics in mass

The Health Minister Dechen Wangmo requested the general public to refrain from going for hiking, trekking and picnics in mass or with friends and co-workers. Lyonpo added, despite the repeated advise, the Health Ministry still receives complaints with regard to people going for picnics in mass.

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