Winde: Celebrate Easter responsibly to avoid 3rd Covid-19 wave

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Premier Alan Winde says, regardless of whether a stricter level of lockdown would be implemented, over the Easter holidays, people should still take personal responsibility in curbing the spread of the virus.

Winde was speaking during his weekly digicon yesterday, and urged residents to celebrate their long-weekend responsibly, to avoid a flare-up or resurgence of the virus.

He says residents must stick to the set health- and safety measures.

Smile Staff Reporter
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