‘Address careless disposal of masks’


Used face masks should not be dumped into the trash can along with other rubbish as they are considered medical waste. They should be wrapped in plastic or paper before being thrown away.

WEARING a face mask is now part and parcel of a person’s attire when going out.

In wrestling to control the Covid-19 pandemic in the country, the government made it mandatory since Aug 1 for everyone to mask up in public places.

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