Visors not masks: Luxembourg’s government has included several amendments as it extends the country’s covid-19 law until the end of the year. These include more detail on what constitutes a mask. Buffs, hand-made fabric masks, bandanas and PPE (surgical) masks remain acceptable but visors alone are not considered an effective barrier.

This revelation comes after Metaform Architects in March published guidelines for 3D printing visors, prompting people to print thousands of the visors at the start of the crisis. The pair discussed the issues this new clarification raises and surrounding the compulsory wearing of masks in general.

Policing the dark net: Plans were outlined this week for the Luxembourg police force to create a unit specialised in investigating darknet activities. The journalists explained the country’s approach to digital defence and cybersecurity in general.

Sex education: To mark world sexual health day on 4 September, the journalists examined the situation of sexuality education in Luxembourg, the progress that has been made and the work still to be done in relation to educating adults as well as young people. 

To round off the section, Delano highlighted some of the the things to do over the next week in Luxembourg, including:

• Friday: Download Equality Song by Francis of Delirium.
• Friday & Saturday: Hear outdoor music at the QuattroPop-Festival on the riverbank in Trier.
• Saturday: Second-hand clothing sale or “vide-dressing”, concerts and DJ set, from 2pm at the Kufa Summer Bar.
• Sunday: Future Talent Stage 2020 takes a range of young musicians online this year. Watch them free from 4-6pm.
• Sunday: Silent Walk in the Mullerthal region, starting from Heringer Millen in Mullerthal, at 9am
• Tuesday: Language Café organised by Club Polyglotte Luxembourg, at Vapiano-Gare, 6pm
• Wednesday, 9 Sept: Alt female fronted rock back Ptolemea play at the Kufa Summer Bar in Esch, 7:30pm
• Thursday-Saturday: Book now for BGT theatre company’s summer show, “David’s Redhaired Death”, by Sherry Kramer, performed in Kahler.

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The Delano editorial team will be back on the 100,7 airwaves on 10 September. “The Jim Kent Show on Radio 100,7 with Delano” airs Thursdays from 5pm to 8pm. Listen live by tuning to 100.7 FM in Luxembourg or via livestream, or catch the programme replayed as a podcast available Fridays on Delano.lu.