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With social distancing measures still in place, the safest way to celebrate Eid this year is at home, or virtually with friends and family.@MuslimCouncil have issued guidance on how to celebrate safely: https://t.co/fCWHdBc98T#EidAtHome pic.twitter.com/eczhHu7xvq

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 20, 2020

If you are shielding you must still stay at home until at least the end of June.
There is still support available to you. If you need extra help whilst you are shielding please visit our website for more information: https://t.co/CIN9BJBY4v
Together #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/FOj0D2Kovp

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 20, 2020

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialDevonCC/photos/a.60539772589/10158946461262590/?type=3&theater

⚠️ Anyone going to the coast should be aware there are no RNLI lifeguards in operation
•Take care near cliffs
•Check weather & tide times
•If you fall into the water unexpectedly, lean back, extend your arms & legs & float
•In an emergency dial 999 or 112 for Coastguard pic.twitter.com/afLYKXdy0E

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 20, 2020

If you are going to get essentials please make sure you shop safely. Stay 2 metres apart from others, and always wash your hands the moment you get home

More info: https://t.co/QEtzp84Sl9#StayAlert #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/OiCYHXi4tR

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 20, 2020

You can view our latest #coronavirus update (19.5.20) below with a focus on #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and the power of kindness. If you haven’t already you can sign up to receive them straight to your inbox at https://t.co/xUfjs43orqhttps://t.co/pJvgXyVvK9#WeAreDevon 💚

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 20, 2020