Woman who used carton paper as face mask gifted real mask by good Samaritan

Woman who used carton paper as face mask gifted real mask by good Samaritan

- Halima Hillow, a Twitter user, was moved by the plight of an elderly woman in Wajir who used a carton box to shield herself from contracting COVID-19

- The good Samaritan and her three sisters purchased 250 masks and sent them over to ladies in the area who work in markets

- She then took a photo of the lady wearing her new mask and congratulated police officers for helping to distribute the protective gear

Even when the world is facing so much uncertainty and people are at the brink of losing hope, some humans still choose to spread love and be their brother’s keeper.

A kind lady named Halima Hillow left people fighting back tears when she first shared a photo of a woman from Wajir using a carton box to cover her nose and mouth.

The elderly lady wanted to protect herself from COVID-19 but poverty drove her into picking the first thing in sight that looked like it could shield her.

She cut up a box and attached pieces of sisal ropes on the sides to create the makeshift mask then wore it.

Halima through a Twitter post said she and her three sisters decided to purchase and send over 250 washable masks to the lady and her fellow women in Wajir.

According to the tweep, women working in markets received some of the masks.

The kind-hearted lady who was not willing to let a stranger suffer in the face of a deadly pandemic emphasised the need for protecting people in rural areas struggling with poverty.

Area chiefs and police officers took the initiative of distributing the masks and even teaching residents how to properly don the protective gear.

Twitter users saluted the officers and Halima for doing what most people had no heart to do.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Prophet Shepherd Bushiri is not letting the coronavirus get in his way of preaching and the controversial pastor came up with another way to help his followers watch his sermons - for a price, that is.

The Enlightened Christian Gathering leader launched an app called Major 1 Connect. The app has already been downloaded over 10,000 times on Google Play and it costs subscribers R80 (N1,650.17) a month to use it.

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