Fashion designer Fatimah Mohsin Aims to Sew 600 Face Masks for Front-line Workers, Delivered by Janio
Fashion designer Fatimah Mohsin Aims to Sew 600 Face Masks for Front-line Workers, Delivered by Janio
Fatimah Mohsin has recently been sewing reusable face masks to protect Singapore’s frontline workers from the COVID-19 outbreak. She shared with NEWSMediacorp that so far her team has sewn more than 300 masks with plans to sew between 500 and 600 masks by the end of this week.
The masks were designed by Fatimah Mohsin, the founder of The Wedding Gallery. She also mentioned via Instagram, “We can all get through this difficult time together. But before that, this is how I express my appreciation and gratitude to the front line workers for always protecting us.”
Anyone wishing to get a face mask can leave a comment on her Instagram post along with a picture of them wearing a work uniform. Many have left positive comments and praised the effort.
Fatimah Mohsin also added that she is grateful to have the support of Janio’s logistics team to deliver these masks.
You can find Fatimah Mohsin’s original Instagram post here.
You can read the original article on BERITA Mediacorp (Malay language)
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