Paphos Life

I too have been out to a few places this morning and called into the Shell petrol station for fuel.. I went into the Kiosk to pay and the cashier rightly said, "Where is your Mask? ".. It was in the car and I nipped back to put it on ..

mike strand2 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 10:32 am

Sadie wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 5:22 pm

kansas wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 3:45 pm We were at our rheumatologist's clinic this morning and one of the doctor's came out and told a patient to put a mask on and, yes, he was wearing a chin mask!

Considering some of the rheumatologists patients are on immune suppressant therapy, it’s vital that this clinic obeys the rules

Which is why I won't be going back there (opposite Paps). No regards to the rules that even shops have to follow.

Have you found an alternative rheumatologist?

I've PM'd you Sadie

I was in my butchers shop this morning. I noticed all the staff were wearing 'black neck masks'. I jokingly enquired why they weren't wearing them properly? I was told that the men can't work in them all day, as they get too hot. They didn't seem too worried about being caught. But perhaps they reckon that their large glass windows to the street are sufficient to warn them of any potential inspection..

But it isn't as hygienic as I would like, though they are separated from customers by glass cabinets or screens.. Incidentally, though I felt tempted not to,I continued wearing my mask.

Dee

Dee - I sent you a PM recently

Lloyd

Maybe that's what they are then.

When we lived there, the police we met when we had an RTC were certainly proper policemen.

When we had a road traffic accident it was certainly a Policeman from Stroumbi Police station who did the interviews..

When I went to Stroumbi Police Station to pay an ancient parking fine I was the only one wearing a mask.

Happy in Cyprus.......what makes you think that a traffic cop is not a real policeman and can you state what a proper policeman looks like?