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As lockdown measures begin to ease, our thoughts are turning to how we can best protect ourselves and others as we begin to visit shops, return to work and meet friends and family. The government has ...
Shoppers across Britain are scrambling to snap up face coverings today as the government makes a dramatic U-turn on wearing masks in shops. Boris Johnson's plan to make them mandatory in stores will ...
FACE masks have been made compulsory to wear on public transport and while shopping in stores. The new rules, brought in on July 24, were introduced in a bid to battle the spread of coronavirus.
A savvy mother has shared a quick guide to making your own facemask amid the coronavirus pandemic - using nothing but a sock. Safia Aggoune, a dancer from Amsterdam, took to her Tik Tok account, where ...
How can I make a face mask at home? And what do I need? Here's what you need to know about making your own face masks. As more people return to work, the UK government has said masks should be used ...
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, face masks are in huge demand right now. Millions of masks are needed, and you can help. When asked to address a nationwide shortage of face masks on Saturday, ...
SOCKS aren't only useful for protecting your feet, they can now be used to make a face mask to protect you against coronavirus. Read on to find out how. Face masks seem to be out of stock everywhere ...
11:02, Tue, May 12, 2020 Updated: 11:02, Tue, May 12, 2020 Leaders and experts agree such PPE equipment - such as face masks - should be reserved for healthcare providers. But the UK Government has ...
Paola Despretz is one of thousands who have taken it upon themselves to make masks Last summer, Sophie Passmore sat with a pot of glue and sequins, applying the finishing touches to costumes for ITV's ...
A woman scientist from India is behind the push for mass use of homemade masks for more than a billion people, reports science writer Pallava Bagla. On 11 April, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...
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