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The Ministry of Religion has made the wearing of masks mandatory in all religious institutions, including mosques, temples, churches and pagodas. The ministry issued instructions on the matter on Sunday. This step has been taken to combat the possible second wave of coronavirus infection (Covid-19).
In accordance with the instructions of the Ministry of Religion, the theme of wearing a mask will be announced on the mosque microphone before each prayer. In addition, the mosque committee has been instructed to ensure the display of posters mentioning the use of masks at the entrance of the mosque.
Followers of other religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity, must enter the shrine wearing masks. The subject of entering the shrine after the mask should be mentioned on the banner at the front door. This will be confirmed by the worship committee.
The directive further states that one must follow the hygiene rules issued by the health care department and wash hands with soap and water and respect social distance. There should be a massive campaign to make the public particularly aware of ‘No mask, no service’. The motto must be displayed in all open spaces and by posters or digital screens in public and private institutions.
The Ministry of Religion has requested officials and employees of the local administration, the Islamic Foundation, the Hindu Welfare Trust, the Buddhist Trust and the Christian Welfare Trust and the management committee of the respective mosques and places of worship to wear the mask. in all mosques and other religious places in the country.
