Three DON'TS of wearing a mask and the correct way to wear it. |

In this short Hindi video, Dr. Priti Nanda Sibal provides practical public‑health guidance on mask usage during the COVID‑19 pandemic. She begins by urging viewers to like, share, and subscribe, then outlines three key mistakes to avoid when wearing a mask. First, she explains that a 95 %‑efficiency surgical mask is not necessary; homemade cloth masks are safe, effective, and can be washed and reused, whereas surgical or N95 masks should not be repeatedly used at home. Second, she stresses proper handling: always hold the mask by the ear loops, avoid touching the front, and after use either wash the cloth mask or dispose of a surgical mask in a closed container—not an open dustbin. Third, she advises that when putting on or taking off a mask, only touch the ear loops, and if any exposure to the virus occurs, wash hands immediately to prevent self‑infection. She also reminds viewers to change masks daily and provides a link to a simple homemade‑mask tutorial. The video is instructional, conversational, and aimed at families and the general public.










