Quayle says it's a matter of 'personal choice'
People are being strongly advised to wear face coverings in crowded and enclosed spaces.
However government has stopped short of mandating it saying it still remains a 'matter of personal choice'.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle is also urging people to remember the hands, face, space, fresh air mantra:
However these residents called the Mannin Line today to express their concerns that government isn't doing enough:
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