‘Respiratory hygiene key to curbing COVID-19’

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‘Respiratory hygiene key to curbing COVID-19’
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The Managing Director, Transgreen Nigeria Limited, Mr Cyprian Orakpo, has stressed the need for Nigerians to maintain respiratory hygiene to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Orakpo, at the unveiling of O-Care Medical Facemask by the firm, said the wearing of facemask had become a part of the ‘new normal’.

Orakpo said as long as there was no cure for COVID-19, facemasks and other personal protective equipment would continue to be in high demand. “The world is yet to find a preventive vaccine to arrest this scourge. In the absence of curative drugs, facemasks and other medical devices like gloves, PPE, ventilators have become a national security product.

He said it was embarrassing that there was no local medical facemask manufacturing facility in Nigeria before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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