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Whether you're exploring our beautiful countryside, visiting the beach, or strolling down the street, don't forget to bin your litter, including disposable masks and gloves, or take it home with you. Leave Devon the way you love it and reduce the spread.#DoItForDevon pic.twitter.com/0j2ogB3bbU

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) July 31, 2020

If you've been told by NHS Test & Trace service to self isolate, do you know what it means and how long you need to self isolate for?

Here's a handy guide ➡️ https://t.co/dE97saAoJK

Keep your loved ones and Devon safe.#DoItForDevon pic.twitter.com/qVeQLzTDhl

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) July 31, 2020

If you’re visiting shops or other enclosed public spaces in England, it’s now mandatory to wear a face covering.

A face covering doesn’t have to be a mask. It could also be a scarf, bandana or religious garment.

Some people are exempt due to their health, age or other reasons. pic.twitter.com/y5iaENIwha

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) July 31, 2020

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With the temperature soaring you may be off to the beach today☀️🏖️ but please act responsibly as things aren't back to normal just yet.

Keep a safe distance apart and avoid large gatherings – the bigger the crowd the bigger the risk of spreading #coronavirus.#DoItForDevon pic.twitter.com/mpVsfbfs71

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) July 31, 2020

As with all religious festivals during COVID-19, it's essential to stay alert during Eid Al-Adha in Devon to protect friends and family from coronavirus.

Read the blog to learn about the guidelines in place: https://t.co/cLcs88EFvs

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) July 31, 2020

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