Public welfare mask vending machines appeared in Hong Kong to benefit disadvantaged groups

The famous art collector Adrian Chen announced plans to build a special vending machine in Hong Kong to distribute millions of masks for free. Adrian Chen said that these 10 million masks will help people from disadvantaged groups and low-income groups. In Hong Kong, China, with the spread of C0VID-19, citizens are advised to wear masks when going out. These directives have recently been adopted in the United States and some European countries. Hong Kong is carrying out the work of distributing masks through 'vending machines'. Mr. Chen said in a statement that it would be painful to see so much suffering only because he was unable to buy or obtain masks due to costs and shortages. Chen also hopes that this effort will provide convenient and appropriate support for those who need to reuse the same masks without worrying about the lack of masks. For claimant identification purposes, a QR code will be assigned to the card that is attempted to use. You can use this card to receive masks from vending machines. Vending machines will be installed in 18 areas in Hong Kong. Currently, the number of COVID-19 in Hong Kong, China is less than in many countries. According to Johns Hopkins University (Johns Hopkins University), about 1,000 people were infected, with a death rate of about four in 1,000. The above information is shared by unmanned vending machines. Please mark the reprint. Previous post: Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area promotes fresh food vending machines to encourage contactless purchases