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New Saskatchewan COVID-19 restrictions good, but more needed: Saskatoon doctor

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COVID-19.“I certainly think that some of the more restrictive measures are a really good thing. I think that more could be done and should be done and should be done immediately,” Dr.

Hassan Masri told Global News.Masri is one of several hundred doctors who signed an open letter to Premier Scott Moe several weeks ago calling for firmer action and stronger leadership.

Coronavirus: New Saskatchewan public health measures for restaurants, sports teams He renewed that call a day after Moe, speaking remotely from his home in Shellbrook after being potentially exposed to the novel coronavirus, announced the latest restrictions.He criticized the government’s decision to keep recreational facilities open because that’s where recent Saskatchewan.

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