Yichen Pan: WEARING MASK We have made significant progress in our fight against

Yichen Pan: WEARING MASK
We have made significant progress in our fight against COVID-19. We discovered the value of wearing masks during this difficult trip in order to protect both others and ourselves. We must remember the obligation we still have even as the world gradually returns to normal. We endanger public health and safety when we carelessly discard masks in addition to contributing to environmental damage. When handled improperly, viruses and potentially dangerous compounds found in masks have the ability to transmit illness.
Throwing masks on the ground, inappropriately disposing of them in public areas, or leaving them lying about are all activities that raise the risk of illnesses and serve as breeding grounds for contamination.
Though COVID-19 may be fading, our need to safeguard others and ourselves endures. We can protect our environment and maintain the safety of our communities by using and discarding masks in the right ways.
Key Things to Note
Always get rid of masks the right manner. After usage, put them in the appropriate bins or containers. Consult local regulations or authorities if you are unclear about the appropriate disposal procedure.
Take into account reusable options: If at all feasible, choose washable, reusable masks. This not only minimizes waste but also guarantees that masks are properly maintained and cleaned.
Inform others: Share this knowledge with your family, friends, and coworkers. Spread the word on how to dispose of masks properly. Together, we can change things.