He said: "I put my mask on in the shops and have done the whole way through. Harry agreed with the introduction of the mandatory face covering in shops, before adding at the theatre performance there was very little mask wearing.
"We have to keep an eye on this, there's no doubt about it. It works for some people and doesn't for others unfortunately. "We have this every year with flu where different strains come and we try and get the inoculation early to manage the variant. What we don't know is just how seriously. He told the ECHO : "We've got it here and we have to treat it with a bit of seriousness. Harry was visiting Liverpool from Ormskirk for a couple of nights to watch a theatre performance with his wife and said we should be taking the new variant seriously. The amount of people wearing masks when in shops was noticeably different to a week before, with a number also choosing to wear them when walking from shop-to-shop. In Liverpool City Centre, shoppers for the most part went about their business as usual. Many countries including the UK have tightened travel rules and reintroduced some day-to-day restrictions. The variant was first discovered in South Africa and has been named a "variant of concern" by the WHO. READ MORE: Advice as 'highly transmissible' Omicron arrives in Merseyside On Tuesday, the government confirmed there had been a number of new cases of the Omicron variant - including a case in Liverpool. In a press conference on Saturday 27 November, Boris Johnson said face coverings would become mandatory in shops and on public transport. A majority of shoppers in Liverpool City Centre were abiding to the mandatory face covering rule that has been introduced to help tackle the first cases of the Omicron variant in the UK.
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