A man wears his home-made face mask in Harlem, New York, the US. Even a home-made mask is better than nothing, some experts say. Photo: AFP
Coronavirus: should I make my own mask? How home-made ones may help stop Covid-19 spread
- Some experts say home-made masks could be useful as a barrier to stop those infected with the coronavirus from contaminating others
- ‘It’s not perfect, but that’s much better than nothing,’ one researcher says, although others claim it doesn’t eliminate risk
A man wears his home-made face mask in Harlem, New York, the US. Even a home-made mask is better than nothing, some experts say. Photo: AFP
