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93% of people say they are washing hands more often; 34% wearing face masks, survey shows

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Research has shown that 93% of Irish people say they are washing their hands more frequently as a result of Covid-19 and 89% say they are using social distancing when queuing.

The Department of Health has been tracking public behaviour during the pandemic by means of a survey of public opinion. The latest research shows that 93% of Irish people are washing their hands more frequently because of coronavirus with 92% saying they will continue to do this, and 89% are using social distancing while queuing, with 75% saying they will continue to do this afterwards.

Of those surveyed, 88% are using sanitiser. However the number of people who say they are staying home rather than going out has fallen from 92% in April to 63% yesterday.

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