- According to China's top expert, pets might be infected by the new virus
- Sales volume of dog-specific masks is increasing in China due to the coronavirus
- Online ecoomerce shops are selling 10 times more masks daily
- Death toll of the disease has reached to at least 180 in China
- There are now more than 9,200 people confirmed to have been infected globally
Chinese pet owners are rushing to buy face masks for their dogs amid the coronavirus outbreak to prevent their loved ones from catching the deadly disease.
The news comes after China's top expert for infectious diseases warned that pets might also be infected by the coronavirus, which has so far spread to 21 countries and regions and sickened more than 7,900 people.
The World Health Organization, however, claims that it has not seen any evidence of the virus being passed onto cats or dogs.
The coronavirus pandemic has already had an impact on fashion, and will probably not be released any time soon. People, in the absence of some basic accessories for protection, go to certain tricks. Sometimes, when there is an opportunity to buy the same mask, there remains the desire “not to be like everyone else” or simply to diversify the gray silence. And someone acts out of despair or in the style of "very good, skillful masks ”.
Among the examples there are “excesses on the ground”, but one can also find quite viable ones, ready for implementation at the lowest cost. The internet is full of funny masks invented by people. Bemorepanda collected the funniest 50 masks.
1.An inventive Plague Doctor buying Corona beer
2.Remember that wings are essential in protection
3.A granny that stays positive during the pandemic
4.This girl told her father that this is the best mask to go outside
5.Sexy lady in the market
6.The polar bear came to the doctor
7.No one can touch his face, even he
8.A good filter for cough
9.For sure is the best anti-virus mask
10.Social-distancing is established
11.Medieval boys came to the market
12.Garlic is really important here
13.A good invention for smokers
14.Coronavirus dates are just like this
15.Walking the dogs also have a style
16.Unicorn at the store
17.Keep the social-distancing, please!
18.Cars need protection too
19.Doctor Plague is here
20.Dog face mask is really funny
21.Ready for travel
22.Girls know how to use them
23.Future is near
24.This dog is safe for 100%
25.That's good that he found a way how to breath
26.Full coverage mask
27.Glam is all around
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29.Looks like garbage, what do you think?
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Disposable masks have invaded the beaches of Hong Kong where, for several months, residents have been covering their faces to protect themselves from the new coronavirus.
According to environmental associations, these masks add to the already worrying amounts of plastic waste floating in Hong Kong's waters, writes Agerpres.
"The disposable mask is just another weight we leave to future generations," said Gary Stokes, co-founder of OceansAsia.
Shortly before the pandemic broke out, the Hong Kong environmental organization launched a one-year study on waste and microplastics found on one of the country's most remote and uninhabited islands.
The five most commonly found items were bottles, polystyrene packaging, lighters, disposable cutlery and plastic straw.
Currently, disposable masks float on the surface of the sea, along the beaches and the coast.
Recently, environmentalists identified and collected 70 masks within a radius of 100 meters. A week later, another 30 masks were found.
"Since people started wearing masks, the consequences of this phenomenon are now visible on the beaches," Stokes said.
Hong Kong's nearly 7.5 million people produce six million tons of waste each year, of which only about 30% is recycled.
Even chocolate Easter bunnies get face masks, as the coronavirus pandemic affects traditions around the world.
In Vietnam, many chief cooks started to make hamburgers in the form of the virus that plagued the Planet and sell them for 65,000 VND / piece, about 2.5 euros.
Chocolate maker Artisan Katerina Tihakova from Thessaloniki, Greece, supplies Easter customers with chocolate masks with protective masks.
The owner of a bakery in Dortmund prepares biscuits inspired by the breathing mask emoticon.
In a shopping center in Minsk, Belarus, in a district of sweets, sells macarons printed with the forbidden sign over the word COVID-19, called "A pill from coronavirus".
In Germany, Easter and chocolate lambs can be ordered with protective masks.
At the Bohnenblust bakery in the Swiss capital Bern, chocolate rabbits with white sugar masks turned out to be a hit among shoppers, head Ruth Huber said. Only a few customers complained about innovative clothes for bunches, which are sold for 8.50 Swiss francs.
The confectioners were also inspired by the heroic acts that the medical staff do daily.
This creative baker chose an Easter design that showed someone wearing a mask, with eight cupcakes designed to look like the Covid-19 virus
Canadian author Margaret Atwood shared this image of eggs coloured with different protective masks and anxious expressions on their faces as people reflect the pandemic in traditional Easter treats
Among the critical comments one could find, in particular, the following: “Affected by the coronavirus deserve respect and sympathy” and “The coronavirus caused incredible suffering around the world. And here the Easter bunny is named after him.” But there were also positive reviews. Some people liked the idea. "Especially in such difficult times, it's nice to see that businessmen have a sense of humor," one user wrote. Another user writes: “Awesome hares! Hamsters would be even better!”
If you are tired of boring white masks, then this selection is especially for you.
Health experts are warning us to protect ourselves every signle time we have to go out. But some people are taking this entire situation with humour. In order to keep the virus at bay, DIY-at-home protective gear has now been spotted all around the the internet.
Kitchen sponges, diving masks, and tampons—you name it, they wear it. These shoppers are better safe than sorry. Except the safe part of the statement remains open to question.
Bemorepanda has collected the most hilarious ways people are trying to keep the virus at bay and bellow, you will find a compilation of best funny coronavirus masks to boost your mood during self-isolation.
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