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DescriptionCovid-19 banner How to wear a non-medical fabric mask safely.png
How to wear a non-medical fabric mask safely - Do's - infographic explaining what to look out for when wearing a non-medical fabric mask. A fabric mask can protect others around you. To protect yourself and prevent the spread of COVID-19, remember to keep at least 1 metre distance from others, clean your hands frequently and thoroughly, and avoid touching your face and mask. Originally published on the World Health Organization, Emergencies, Diseases, Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Advice for the public - When and how to use masks site.
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