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Upon completing their play, each child provided hand-washing samples by washing hands for 1 min in Ziploc bags (18 x 20 cm; Johnson and Son Ltd. Some elements will be implemented regardless of whether a pandemic occurs, including reinforcing to the public good health practices - like covering one's mouth when sneezing, washing hands and stockpiling supplies such as bottled water, canned food, batteries and flashlights for an extended stay at home. All theatre staff are conscious that washing hands is an essential part of their daily routine to comply with infection control requirements. |
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