BANGKOK TRADER

Volume 3 Issue No. 9
August 2009

Managing Director: Alan S. Verstein
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Business Development Director: Danupol Apichitsakul
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Creative Director: Reid Nixon
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Special Assignments Editor: Rainy Phrompechrut
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Executive Assistant to the Managing Director: Prasopsiri Pratesrutn
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Wearing a mask isn’t the most fashionable look, yet it happens to be the most common thing that you see on the faces of Bangkok residents today. You may notice that some people wear it with the white on the outside and some with the green.

Here’s the right way to do it:

Wash your hands before touching the mask.
The side with the wire needs to be touching your nose.
Disposable masks should be used only once
The wire needs to be pressed to touch the area across your face.
For most brands, the white side is supposed to be touching your face. The green side is the filter.

Most public places will hand you a free mask if you are sick. These include cinemas, BTS station ticket offices, shopping malls, and many hospitals (especially the public ones).

Don’t forget that the whole point of wearing a mask is to protect you from germs. Another easy thing you can do is to wash your hands often throughout the day. Hey, remember, the BT staff cares about you!

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