File:Mark Drakeford on new coronavirus measures (audio file).ogg
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English: Mark Drakeford, First Minister of Wales on new coronavirus measures - 23 Mar 2020. Audio file extracted from video source.
Text: Over the last few weeks we have asked everyone in Wales to make changes in the way we live our lives. We have asked you to stay at home. We've asked you to work from home if you can and not to travel unless it is absolutely necessary. We've done this to slow the spread of Coronavirus in Wales to save lives and to protect our NHS. But now we have to introduce more even tighter measures. From now on all high street shops will be closed except those having food, pharmacies, banks, and post offices. Local NHS services including your GP will continue to be open, but all social events including weddings, baptisms and other ceremonies as well as gatherings of more than two people in public should not take place. Funerals will continue to be held, but only with closest family present. We are asking everyone to stay at home please, only go out once a day to shop for basic food if you have to, and to exercise close to home. Everyone should now also work from home if you can. Now these are really big changes for all of us. We are making them because of the speed the virus is continuing to spread. Please help us to protect you and to save lives together. We can do this. |
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