How to properly sport a mask and who shouldn’t wear one at all - Gainesville Times

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How to properly sport a mask and who shouldn’t wear one at all

A mask should fit snugly around the nose and mouth to prevent respiratory droplets from escaping. Users should not touch the mask's fabric while wearing. If they do, they should sanitize their hands. Masks also should be cleaned each day. - photo by Kelsey Podo

07252020 MASKS.jpg — A mask should fit snugly around the nose and mouth to prevent respiratory droplets from escaping. Users should not touch the mask's fabric while wearing. If they do, they should sanitize their hands. Masks also should be cleaned each day. - photo by Kelsey Podo

As COVID-19 continues to spread, the mask debate has taken center stage across the country, and Hall County is no exception.