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Mask up, Marianas
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Posted on Oct 05 2020
With the flu season coming to full swing, 2019 Miss Marianas Shannon Sasasmoto reminds our community to continue to wear masks in public and follow social guidelines to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
As a volunteer for the “The Guardian Mask Project,” initiated by the Office of House Representative Sheila Babauta in April, Sasamoto sewed over 200 masks and donated to the initiative.
The young queen also practices the proper social guidelines and wears masks that cover both nose and mouth when out in the public to ensure her safety and the safety of others.
2019 Miss Marianas Shannon Sasamoto reminds our community during this flu season to continue to keep safe from Co-Vid 19 by wearing masks, washing hands and practice social distancing. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)
“We must not let our guard down by continuing to adjust to this temporary norm of life. Our vigilance and cooperation continue to be important as we all work toward recovery, especially that possible infection spikes are being expected during flu season,” said Sasamoto. “It is our social and moral responsibility to use masks as well as properly wear them, frequently wash our hands, and practice social distancing to protect ourselves and those around us.”
For more information on COVID-19 updates and restrictions, contact the Office of the Governor’s COVID Task Force hotline at 287-0046, email them at covid-19@gov.mp or visit their website at https://governor.gov.mp/covid-19/. (PR)
