Triple Layer Cotton Mask for NHS Charity Donation

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Triple Layer Mask for Charity Donation
It has been over a month since COVID19 lockdown started. I hope everyone is keeping yourselves safe. This is such a challenging moment for us all. 

 Washing hands more frequently and keeping social distance is the very basic standard to avoid spreading this virus. Facemask is not perfect; however, it does give you additional protection. Researchers in University of Cambridge published their comments in April regarding the mask. "Even if masks are only 20% effective at reducing transmission, previous models for an influenza pandemic suggested that substantial numbers of cases may still be prevented." 

 If better than nothing, why not using it?
Because WHO does not believe in the ability of the public. They don't believe people can understand how to use face masks safely. Why giving up before educating? Why passing wrong information as "non effective" instead?
Here is an interesting article about this argument.
https://newatlas.com/health-wellbeing/cambridge-coronavirus-widespread-cloth-face-mask-covid-19/

 It is very simple. You need to cover nose and mouth with the mask. If disposable, use only once, not repeatedly. If cotton masks, it should have more than 3 layers, change & wash frequently. Only touch bands, not mask to avoid touching droplets. Washing hands and Social Distance is still the basic standard.

 Anne from Dive Manchester is now offering Triple Layer Cotton Masks at £12 for 2 pieces + postage as COVID19 Lock Down Project. All the proceeds will be donated to NHS charity. 
For more information, please send message to Anne by email, info@divemanchester.co.uk or Facebook message to "Anne Jpn Diving"

This madness will not last forever. Let's reach to the other side together and start diving again.

 Dive Manchester

 #COVID19lockdown #COVID19masks #DiveMCR #DMclubUK #UKdiving #staysafe

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