Christmas Covid rules explained in five South Asian languages
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For five days over Christmas, three households will be able to form a temporary ''Christmas bubble'' and mix indoors
The four UK governments have said that families will be able to celebrate Christmas together by easing restrictions for five days over the festive period.
Between 23 and 27 December (22 and 28 December in Northern Ireland), households will be able to form "Christmas bubbles" with two other households and will be able to meet indoors and stay overnight.
You cannot switch your bubbles and you should consider the risks involved with meeting other people, especially if they are vulnerable.
BBC Asian Network have explained the rules in five South Asian languages; Gujarati, Punjabi, Sylheti, Tamil and Urdu.
For further information in English, check out this explainer.
Urdu
Reporter Haroon Rashid explains the rules in Urdu.
Haroon Rashid explains in Urdu who you can meet over the Christmas period
Punjabi
Reporter Raj Kaur Bilkhu explains the rules in Punjabi.
Raj Kaur Bilkhu explains in Punjabi who you can meet over the Christmas period
Tamil
Presenter Sangeetha Rajan explains the rules in Tamil.
Sangeetha Rajan explains in Tamil who you can meet over the Christmas period
Gujarati
Reporter Nikesh Rughani explains the rules in Gujarati.
Nikesh Rughani explains in Gujarati who you can meet over the Christmas period
Sylheti
Presenter Poppy Begum explains the rules in Sylheti.
Poppy Begum explains in Sylheti who you can meet over the Christmas period
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