Indonesia to ask tourists to wear masks: minister
Siti Fadilah Supari
"Visitors from infected countries should wear masks. It's a precautionary measure we're taking to avoid human-to-human transmission of the virus " Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari told AFP.
 But the minister said the government had no intention of enforcing the precaution  which could do serious damage to the country's stuttering tourism industry.
 "There'll be no penalty if people don't wear them. You can't expect people to wear masks when they're swimming " Supari said  adding the masks would be handed out to visitors as soon as possible depending on funding.
 Supari said last week she was particularly worried about Australian tourists who flock to the famous surf beaches of Bali island. More than 300 000 Australian holiday-makers visited the island last year.
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"Visitors from infected countries should wear masks. It's a precautionary measure we're taking to avoid human-to-human transmission of [TGT] told AFP.
 But [TGT] said the government had no intention of enforcing the precaution  which could do serious damage to the country's stuttering tourism industry.
 "There'll be no penalty if people don't wear them. You can't expect people to wear masks when they're swimming " Supari said  adding the masks would be handed out to visitors as soon as possible depending on funding.
 Supari said last week she was particularly worried about Australian tourists who flock to the famous surf beaches of Bali island. More than 300 000 Australian holiday-makers visited the island last year.
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