Are You Wearing Your Mask In The Right Way?

 

Are You Wearing Your Mask In The Right Way?

Coronavirus is all over the world. It has bought tremendous loss to the mankind. Coronavirus is one of the deadly infectious diseases which can be spread through direct contact and through unhygienic surroundings. In order to avoid the spread of this virus, certain precautions can be taken such as washing your hands regularly and by wearing a mask.

How to identify a proper mask?
Wear your mask and hold a candle in front of your mouth and blow it. If the light goes off easily it means that the mask is not filtering any air particles or microbes, then you need to realize that those kinds of masks are not safe.
Try this method with different masks. If the flame doesn’t go off, then those kinds of masks are perfect to use.

Precautions to be taken while wearing a mask:
1. Use a proper mask
2. Never remove your mask when you are in public or while talking to others.
3. Never share your mask with family or friends.
4. Do not reuse your mask unless it is fully sanitized.

Many people are being careless by not wearing the masks. We have to realize and create awareness about the importance of wearing a mask and how a small mistake can cost a life.

Wear mask, stay hygiene and fight the Coronavirus


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