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No carol singing this Christmas, warn new guidelines from HPSC

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Choral performances, including carol singing, are not allowed in churches over the festive season as they increase the risk of Covid-19 transmission, according to the latest guidance from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

Wind or brass musical instruments, requiring musicians to blow into them, are not permitted but pipe organs can be played. Collection boxes should not be passed among members of the congregation and physical interaction - such as shaking hands during the sign of peace - should be avoided.

The updated HPSC guidance for public worship, including churches, synagogues, mosques and temples, also states that religious leaders should wear a face covering during indoor services except when delivering a sermon.

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