"If I get Covid, it will be my business!" - Despite the law, Noel Gallagher refuses to wear a face mask

Noel Gallagher has revealed that he has refused to put on a face mask despite a law passed in Britain to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Gallagher even rented a private plane so that he alone would not have to put on a mask!

Wearing a nose and mouth mask is now mandatory in the UK and required by law in all shops, supermarkets and public transport. The mask should not be worn only by people who have medically justified reasons, as well as children under 11 years of age.

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The 53-year-old musician said he and five of his friends had traveled on a private plane so they wouldn’t have to “march” at the airport and listen to what could be done now.

“There were six of us together,” Noel told The Sun. “To hell with going to Heathrow and marching around and listening, which you can now.”

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“So we chose a private plane, and it was nice.”

“It’s not something I do often because planes are expensive. But if I have to get on a plane in a mask, I wanted to say: you know, go hang! ”

In a podcast interview with Meta Morgan, Noel said: “Listen, this is not a law. There are too many damn freedoms that are now being deprived of us. “

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The Oasis star remembered the time he asked to talk to the store manager when the salesman asked for a face mask.

“It simply came to our notice then. I choose not to wear a mask. If I get a virus, it will be my business, and no one else’s. If everyone wears masks, I won’t get it from them. But if I get it, they won’t get it from me. I think it’s nonsense at all. “

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Last month, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that a fine for repeatedly refusing to wear a face mask could reach up to £ 3,200. Currently, the fine is £ 100 or £ 50 if the penalty is paid within 24 hours.

If a citizen is caught for the second time without a face mask, the amount of the fine already reaches £ 200, each time the amount of the offense is doubled and its maximum can be increased to £ 3,200.

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The rocker recalled another incident when he objected to the new law: “He went on a trip to Manchester this week and a guy on the train told me,‘ Can you put on a mask because the traffic police will get in and impose a £ 1,000 fine on you. But you can not put on a mask if you eat. ‘ I replied to him, ‘Well, yes, right, this deadly virus that will sweep the train will come and attack me, but seeing me with a sandwich in my hands will conclude that he can’t be touched because he’s having lunch?’