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Influenza cases continues to rise throughout Japan. In order to avoid infection spread, people use masks as a form of prevention. The researchers has shown that mask users does wear it the wrong way for more than 70%. According to their studies, most of the Japanese wear it showing their nose or displayed on their chin. Instead of prevention, the mask ends up being the source of contamination. Viruses stuck on their chin may enter through mouth or nose. For your own safety, the mask should be properly attached to your nose without gaps and must be removed carefully. Make it possible that your mask should be changed several times a day.
Source: ANN News
