Posted: Tue 28th Jun 2022

Health Board ask all staff, patients and visitors to wear face masks again due to uptick in Coronavirus

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Jun 28th, 2022

The local health board is asking for people to support them by wearing face masks in all clinical areas in all health and care settings, unless exempt.

The health board have said today, “Due to increased COVID-19 prevalence in our communities, increased number of COVID-19 ward outbreaks and the impact this is having on staff absence, we ask all staff, patients and visitors to support us by wearing face masks in all clinical areas in all health and care settings, unless exempt.”

“This includes all areas where patients receive care such as hospital wards and in clinics. While it may no longer be law, wearing a mask will help protect vulnerable people.”

“We thank you for your continued support and understanding.”



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