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First of all we can use the reusable safety mask, which can be washed and used again.

Secondly, we can segregate medical waste so that we can do effective recycling of selective wastes.

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vidhi hello mask

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Swisszerland dipose by a recycle machine

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WE must wear a mask al the time and never leave it thats very important its soooooooooooooooooooooooooo important to wear a mask espashaly when we are sick

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n Switzerland, a protective mask that is 99% made of materials derived from biomass. Called HelloMask, it is transparent and recyclable, and should be available in 2021..
Use cloth mask

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Use felt or cloth masks so no need to use new masks just need to wash them.

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mask which are made out of cloth can be washed. mask which are not made out of cloth it can be thrown away or can be recycle

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ANANYA KALLOOR

We can use disposable mask and gloves so after use they use some kind of recycle machine.

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take care recycle and waer masks and glovees We must share what you dont need you must wear allot of masks and never ever ever eat without washing your hands or go out without masks

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We can use cloth masks so every time we can wash it instead of throwing them.

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switzerland can use homemade masks and reduce making plastic masks

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In Switzerland, meanwhile, the fledgling company

is taking the lead. A spin-off from the EssentialTech Centre at federal technology institute EPFL in Lausanne, it has designed a protective mask that is 99% made of materials derived from biomass. Called HelloMask, it is transparent and recyclable, and should be available in 2021.

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We can use disposable mask and gloves so after use they use some kind of recycle machine .

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in Switzerland, a protective mask that is 99% made of materials derived from biomass. Called HelloMask, it is transparent and recyclable, and should be available in 2021..
Use cloth mask.
Single-use disposable masks for people who are ill

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Switzerland can recycle the masks and reduce the use of plastic.

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We must share what you don't need you must wear allot of masks and never ever ever eat without washing your hands or go out without mask always ask and adult to touch  and we must create a lot of dust bins we must always recycle also too !

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They take mask bags from our homes and recycle it

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A team of researchers from EPFL’s EssentialTech Center and Empa (the Swiss federal materials-science center) has created a way to improve at least one of the many challenges of using face protection with a new transparent design. They are transparent, and also recyclable and biodegradable.
They call it HELLOMASK and tring to make them ecofriendly.

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Swiss startup HMCARE has developed one of the products, which is the need of the hour during the COVID-19 pandemic. Well, the startup has come up with the HelloMask, a transparent surgical mask with the intention to let healthcare works communicate with patients in a more natural way. The startup based in Geneva has secured $1.05 million (nearly €0.92 million) to produce the transparent surgical mask.

HMCARE was founded by Diane Baatard, Thierry Pelet, Klaus Schönenberger and Sacha Pierre Sidjanski. Notably, Baatard realised the need for transparent face masks while working as a storyteller for hospitalised children and Schönenberger saw a similar necessity while treating patients during the Ebola outbreak in 2015.

This isn't the first transparent mask out there but the regular transparent ones have a plastic window that can fog up and is not breathable. This is where the company's CEO approached EPFL with a prototype for a transparent mask that is protective from virus and bacteria.

Transparent face mask: A critical requirement!

HelloMask, the transparent surgical face mask will let the wearer's face and expressions to be visible completely without hampering protection and breathability. It is believed that the mask will build empathy as well as wellbeing by establishing an emotional connection. Also, it will be easier for healthcare professionals to communicate with those who have hearing impairments as lip reading still be possible.

HMCARE spun out of the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne channel the fresh funding towards the production of the masks so that it enters the market by early 2021. And, it will partner with Geneva University Hospitals for the clinical testing of its prototypes.

Features materials from Empa

The HelloMask will replace the typical masks that healthcare workers use. Besides them, anyone can use these masks without any breathability issue as these are made using biomass-based transparent fibres that are placed 100 nanometres apart to form sheets from Empa, a Swiss materials centre. Despite the triple-layered design, the HelloMask is flexible, breathable and biodegradable as well.

What's more interesting is that transparent material used for the HelloMask can be made in bulk. Also, it can be formed into mask shapes similar to normal cloth. As the whole world is looking out for masks and a transparent and recyclable mask sounds appealing, this solution from HMCARE can be a perfect attraction for healthcare workers.

Main image picture credits: HMCARE
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HelloMask: Swiss startup develops a transparent mask to be available in 2021, snaps €1M funding | Silicon Canals

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Swiss startup HMCARE has developed one of the products, which is the need of the hour during the COVID-19 pandemic. Well, the startup has come up with the HelloMask, a transparent surgical mask with the intention to let healthcare works communicate with patients in a more natural way.

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use cloth masks , recycle them or make use of them

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We can wear cloth masks and also recycle.

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We should reuse medical resources like masks by washing and cleaning them.    We can even recycle by breaking them down and then the materials which were broken down can be used to make medical resources or something else.

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We must share what you dont need you must wear allot of masks 😷😷😷😷 and never ever ever eat without washing your hands or go out without mask always ask and adult to touch  and we must creat alot of dust bins we must always recycle also too ! In Switzerland it's compulsory to wear a mask in many different places. The following general rule applies: wear a mask if you're not at home and can't distance from other people at all times. The mask should always cover your nose and mouth.Swiss authorities have been reluctant to put in place mask requirements for a number of reasons, the main one being a lack of available masks.Since August 15th, masks have been required in all airlines that land or take off from Switzerland.Swiss adults having to wear masks in many settings.

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They should put the masks in the recycle bin so it can be recycled and no environmental health hazard...

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recycle  masks and other wastes .Disinfect it and shred to make fibre .They use mask made from bio mass and is biodegradable and use these to make clothes and mask.

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Make more masks or homemade masks and deliver it to diffident countries