Covid-19 cases continue to increase in my community in Cameroon. Cameroon now has over 23,000 cases of COVID-19 and the number escalates every day. The poor communities are the most affected. This is partly because they are not well informed and most of them do not have the money to buy a face mask and hand sanitizer. Preventive methods are still not known by many and this ignorance is part of the cause of the increase of COVID-19.
One person, one face mask is a project I decided to start in order to reach out to the rural community in my country in order to inform them about COVID-19, the signs and symptoms, the measures to prevent this pandemic, and what they need to do when they feel they have these signs and symptoms. Our mission to help those who can not afford a face mask and hand sanitizer. We will distribute buckets and soaps to wash hands, putting them at public places so that these people have the opportunity to frequently wash and sanitize their hands. This will go a long way to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and the geometric rise in the number of Covid-19 cases in Cameroon and the world at large.
