And - in the public's view - one way to keep that second wave from coming in is by wearing a mask at all times. Now, it is just one of many public health precautions, but because it seems to impose the most on our daily routines and habits- those ubiquitous masks have now become a major part of national life.
And that's due in no small part to the fact that it is also the law - punishable by a hefty fine or jail time.
But how are Belizeans adjusting? And are we wearing our masks to stop the spread, or just to avoid getting charged 5 grand?
This morning Cherisse Halsall returned to the streets, fully masked, to ask pedestrians how they feel about wearing masks and how they prep their face wear before heading out for the day.
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