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La mascarilla ya no es obligatoria en las calles españolas, pero la prudencia es de rigor

Los tapabocas siguen siendo obligatorios en el transporte público y en los taxis o automóviles que llevan a personas que no viven juntas

Women not wearing face masks in Madrid on June 26, 2021. - Madrid smiled Saturday as Spain dropped its requirement for people to wear masks in the street more than a year after the measure was made compulsory across the country. People can now remove their masks in the open air as long as they maintain an interpersonal distance of 1.5 metres (5 feet), but should have one on hand if that's not possible, health officials said this week. (Photo by Gabriel BOUYS / AFP)
Women not wearing face masks in Madrid on June 26, 2021. - Madrid smiled Saturday as Spain dropped its requirement for people to wear masks in the street more than a year after the measure was made compulsory across the country. People can now remove their masks in the open air as long as they maintain an interpersonal distance of 1.5 metres (5 feet), but should have one on hand if that's not possible, health officials said this week. (Photo by Gabriel BOUYS / AFP) GABRIEL BOUYS
Algunas mujeres caminan sin mascarilla, en Madrid, el 26 de junio del 2021. Foto: AFP (GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP)

Madrid. Pocas sonrisas eran visibles este sábado en las calles de Madrid, donde dejó de ser obligatoria la mascarilla en el exterior, como en toda España. La prudencia parece ser la norma.

Desde hace poco más de un año era obligatorio llevar mascarilla al aire libre, y los infractores se arriesgaban a ser multados, pero, aunque ya pueden quitársela, en la plaza de la Puerta del Sol de Madrid se veían pocos con la cara descubierta.

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