#MAKEYOURMASK AND SLOW THE SPREAD OF COVID-19
#MakeYourMask campaign aims to
slow the spread of Coronavirus and help save lives
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A campaign encouraging people across Africa to make
their own face masks from materials found at home has brought together
employees of bp, Castrol and some famous (masked) faces, to help slow the
spread and save lives.
Make Your Mask is a community
initiative from a group of bp and Castrol Africa employees, who noted that in
some parts of the continent it is impossible to keep ‘socially distanced’
from others.
To reduce the spread
of coronavirus, the Africa Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
recommends wearing a homemade face mask alongside frequent hand washing and
social distancing. bp and Castrol employees have created a positive, engaging
information campaign to help get the CDC’s message out.
The campaign includes
a social media Make Your Mask 30 Second Challenge; community awareness
through posters, radio, and other media; targeted engagement with
community leaders, officials, and influential people; plus, a range of
other local initiatives across Africa.
Famous faces from
across the continent, from Senegalese cultural icon Youssou N’Dour and South
Africa’s Rugby World Cup winning captain Francois Pienaar are supporting
#MakeYourMask. Francois said “I am helping to fight COVID-19. Will you?”
Join us! Show your homemade mask on social media using #MakeYourMask. For more
information, including a five-step guide to create a mask, visit bp.com/MakeYourMask
For more information on masks, coronavirus
or COVID-19, visit cdc.gov
Make Your Mask is one of the many efforts bp and its staff are doing
during the global fight against coronavirus to help their families,
neighbours, and communities. #InThisTogether
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