Manchester City Council wishes residents Eid Mubarak Manchester City Council is reminding residents celebrating Eid to remain vigilant due to ongoing Covid infections. The council said the situation has improved significantly in the past year it is still vitally important that precautions are taken to prevent the further spread of the virus. Rules are still in place which limit the number of people who can gather in one place, and as always it is vital that people observe social distancing, wear a face mask and continue to be diligent over hand washing. Gatherings of six people from multiple households are permitted to take place outside; any number of people from two households are also allowed to meet outside.
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Ramadan 2021: Muslims can get Covid-19 jab without breaking fast, Manchesterâs public health chief confirms
âTaking the vaccine does not break your fast and neither does getting a test for Covid-19.â
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Muslims are being advised that they can take the Covid-19 vaccine during Ramadan without breaking fast.
Taking a coronavirus test, either PCR (polymerase chain reaction) or lateral flow test (LFT), is also safe during this time, Manchesterâs public health chief has added.