Face masks compulsory in enclosed spaces in Greece

Greece will make face masks compulsory in all public indoor spaces to avoid further spread of the coronavirus.
The measure, which will go into effect on Saturday, was announced during an emergency briefing by Deputy Civil Protection Minister Nikos Hardalias on Friday.
The mask requirement also applies to churches, he said. 
Standing will be forbidden at enclosed entertainment venues from August 3-9, he said.
Hardalias said that the use of face coverings is strongly recommended in crowded outdoor areas.
The deputy minister also announced the suspension of visiting hours at hospitals and care homes until August 15.
A maximum of 100 guests will be allowed to attend weddings and christenings from August 3-15, while a ban on religious festivals has been extended to August 31, he said.
The new restrictions were unveiled after health authorities on...