Face masks are now essential when going out, and thankfully, Temasek Foundation has ensured that we have a steady supply of reusable ones since their first distribution exercise in June.
Collect 2 Free Reusable Masks From Temasek Foundation Vending Machines Starting 29 Jun
From next Monday (30 Nov), Temasek Foundation will be commencing its 3rd distribution exercise, allowing each resident to collect 2 free masks.
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The new kits will be available at vending machines islandwide,
In a press release, Temasek Foundation said the black MaskFit ProShield masks distributed during the exercise will have an antibacterial outer layer that can repel water droplets.
On top of this, the inner filter serves to absorb our own saliva and repel dust particles. Using the mask with the filter will give it a Viral Filtration Efficiency (VFE) of more than 98%.
However, Temasek Foundation says users can remove the filter when they’re out exercising or when they are in less-crowded places.
The masks come in 4 sizes — S (for children), M, L, and XL.
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More information about the masks can be found here.
Anyone with a government-issued IC can receive a kit comprising 2 masks starting from 10am on 30 Nov till 11.59pm on 13 Dec.
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Residents can even collect masks from 800 locations islandwide for their family and friends as long as they have their ICs or ID information.
S size masks are reserved for children aged 8 and below. Older Singaporeans who need this size can still purchase them online along with other sizes.
Locations with all mask sizes including S:
Locations with all other mask sizes except S:
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Temasek Foundation emphasised that there is no need to chiong for collection as there’s sufficient stock for all sizes.
Collection during off-peak hours is recommended to avoid crowds.
With an extra filter for additional protection, the new masks may be able to protect us even better.
Though Singapore has seen little to no locally-transmitted cases over the past 15 days, it is still important to follow the health measures put in place to ensure our wellbeing.
This includes refraining from crowding at vending machines for the sake of safe distancing.
Kudos to Temasek Foundation for ensuring that Singaporeans remain masked during these tough times.
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Featured images adapted from Temasek Foundation and StayMasked.
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