Ken Chee Hing
RIGHT AND WRONG: This couple provided contrast in the right and wrong ways to wear your face mask as they strolled hand in hand along the street in Chaguanas. Photo by Angelo Marcelle
WITH news of the pandemic available at the touch of a computer screen, on your cellphone or in the pages of Newsday, you would think everyone in Trinidad and Tobago would be aware of the need to follow proper covid19 protocols when out in public.
These include wearing face masks properly, physical distancing and practising proper personal hygiene and sanitisation in order to limit the spread of the virus, whose numbers are rapidly rising locally.
Newsday photographers were out and about on Tuesday in Port of Spain and Chaguanas and captured images of ordinary people going about their business.
Did all of them wear their masks properly?
You be the judge.
Did these men wear their masks properly? You be the judge. Photo by Vidya Thurab
Another lesson in the right and wrong ways of wearing your face mask. Photo by Angelo Marcelle
These two men are properly physically distanced but like so many others, did not wear their masks properly. This photo was taken in Chaguanas on Tuesday. Photo by Angelo Marcelle
This man protects his chin rather than his mouth and nose as he walked along the street in Chaguanas. Photo by Angelo Marcelle
Another example of improper wearing of the face mask, this time in Chaguanas. Photo by Angelo Marcelle
A man wears his face mask improperly as he relaxed along the Brian Lara Promenade in Port of Spain. Photo by Vidya Thurab
Two women wear their masks as they sat outside a fast-food resturant waiting to collect their orders at One Woodbrook Place, St James. Photo by Roger Jacob
LITTER: A face mask thrown on the ground in South Quay, Port of Spain. Photo by Vidya Thurab
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