Mandatory to wear a mask on Oahu as of Monday: Some exceptions
Today Mayor Caldwell in Honolulu issued an order for anyone interacting with the public and at places doing essential business a mask is required. It will be a misdemeanor not to wear a mask. The order will take effect Monday.
It includes riding the bus, in a taxi, rideshare. It’s important to still stay 6 feet away. It’s required in stores and any place where some interaction with the public.
Exceptions are made at a bank, an ATM. Exceptions are also made for medical reasons, like for people with asthma.
www.every1nehawaii.com/ launched a campaign to spread awareness and best practices regarding managing the spread of COVID-19 in Hawaii. The information campaign is targeted at a younger demographic who will play a critical role in the containment of this global pandemic.
It only takes one person to invoke change. Every individual, every community, every city, every country can impact the entire world. Hawaii will persevere through these dire times, but it will take the collective cooperation, collaboration, and commitment of every person in Hawaii to defeat the coronavirus toge
The mayor emphasized he believes in testing and in isolation for anyone who has the virus or was in contact with anyone who has or had the virus.
