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    Fashionable masks a hit as Indonesians, Malaysians seek style in safety

    27 Jun 2020

    With no sign of the global coronavirus threat easing anytime soon, protective masks are fast becoming fashion accessories for Indonesians and Malaysians keen to add some style and humour to healthwear essentials.

    Does wearing a mask pose any health risks?

    02 Jul 2020

    Babies and toddlers should not wear masks because they could suffocate. The same goes for anyone who has trouble removing a mask without help.

    Indonesian tailor creates see-through masks for the hearing, speech-impaired amid the coronavirus pandemic

    29 Apr 2020

    Lip-reading suddenly got tricky when everyone covered their face during the coronavirus pandemic, but Indonesian tailors have hit upon the perfect solution -- see-through masks.

    US lifts COVID-19 'Do Not Travel' recommendations on about 90 countries

    18 Apr 2022

    The countries and others regions dropped to "Level 3: High," which still discourages travel by unvaccinated Americans, include the United Kingdom, France, Israel, Turkey, Australia, Greece, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Spain and Russia.

    UAE scraps wearing of facemasks at most places from Sept.28

    26 Sep 2022

    Wearing a mask is optional for all facilities and places, open and closed. It is left to airlines to decide whether or not to wear a mask on board the aircraft. Wearing a mask is optional in the closed and open areas in schools

    Masks mandatory for fans at Sydney test against India

    06 Jan 2021

    The five-day match, which starts on Thursday, will be played in front of a crowd of some 10,000 to allow social distancing in a ground that can hold 48,000 after an outbreak of COVID-19 in Australia’s largest city.

    Delhi suffocates under toxic smog but millions go without masks

    16 Nov 2019

    A thick grey smog choked New Delhi for the fifth day on Saturday, adding to a mounting pollution health crisis, but retired naval commander Anil Charan is one of the vast majority

    Hong Kong leader invokes emergency powers to quell escalating violence

    03 Oct 2019

    Hong Kong’s embattled leader Carrie Lam on Friday invoked colonial-era emergency powers for the first time in more than 50 years in a dramatic move intended to quell escalating violence in the Chinese-ruled city.

    Conflicting views on masks led to cognitive dissonance

    19 May 2020

    In March, when fears about the dearth of medical grade masks for health care professionals were dominating social media discussions, I asked my friend — a physician’s assistant in a big East Coast hospital emergency department — if I should put my paltry sewing skills to work making cloth face coverings.

    Indonesia hits back at Malaysia over forest fires

    13 Sep 2019

    Indonesia on Friday rejected Malaysian complaints about hazardous smoke drifting from its forest fires across the border, saying blazes were also raging in parts of Malaysia and on Malaysian-owned plantations in Indonesia.

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