After Hina Khan, Smriti Irani Shares Steps On How To Make Masks At Home During The Lockdown
Smriti Irani recently took to Instagram and urged her followers to make face masks at home since Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced it is now mandatory to wear a mask before stepping out
Union
minister
and
former
actress,
Smriti
Irani
recently
took
to
Instagram
and
urged
her
followers
to
make
face
masks
at
home
since
Delhi
Chief
Minister
Arvind
Kejriwal
announced
it
is
now
mandatory
to
wear
a
mask
before
stepping
out
of
the
house.
She
also
pointed
out
that
it
is
important
as
it
helps
control
the
spread
of
the
Novel
Coronavirus.
Smiriti
took
to
her
Instagram
story
and
posted
a
step
by
step
process
of
how
one
can
make
masks
at
home.
She
also
reminded
fans
that
they
don't
need
machines
and
that
hand-stitched
masks
are
just
as
useful.
In
the
first
story,
Smriti
cuts
a
white
piece
of
cloth
with
a
scissor
to
make
the
mask.
She
then
shows
how
to
stitch
the
sides
of
the
cloth
using
a
needle
and
thread.
She
captioned
the
story
as,
"Machine
nahi
toh
sui
dhage
se
kaam
chalao."
In
the
next
story,
Smriti
can
be
seen
stitching
the
ear
loops
of
the
mask
made
with
the
same
cloth
instead
of
an
elastic
and
wrote,
"Ghar
baithe
banao
mask
(Stitch
a
mask
while
sitting
at
home)."
She
concluded
her
series
with
a
picture
which
shows
her
posing
with
the
budget
free,
home-made
face
mask.
Earlier,
actress
Hina
Khan
had
also
made
a
similar
"how-to" video
at
home
to
help
fans
with
the
best
ways
to
stay
safe
during
the
pandemic.
In
the
five-minute-long
tutorial,
Hina
can
be
seen
making
use
of
two
clothes
and
sewing
them
using
a
machine,
as
Smriti
Irani
did.
At
the
end
of
the
video,
Hina
along
with
her
father,
wore
the
hand-made
masks,
encouraging
fans
to
make
their
own
masks
at
home.
With
regard
to
the
pandemic,
total
confirmed
COVID-19
positive
cases
in
India
have
been
reported
as
6,412
while
503
have
been
cured
and
199
have
been
reported
dead.
The
growing
numbers
had
led
the
government
to
consider
an
extension
on
the
lockdown,
but
no
confirmed
reports
have
arrived
yet.