The Indiana State Department of Health is asking Hoosiers who they mask up for.
Photo courtesy the Indiana State Department of Health.
(Indianapolis, Ind.) – “Spread the word, not the virus.”
That is the message the Indiana State Department of Health is trying to send to all state residents with their #MaskUpHoosiers initiative.
The ISDH says everyone wears a mask to protect someone – whether its for your grandparents, your kids or the strangers in line at the grocery store.
Hoosiers are encouraged to share an image of themselves wearing a mask and answer the question: who you wear your mask for?
You can help spread the word by downloading the #MaskUpHoosiers toolkit at www.coronavirus.in.gov.
To date, Indiana has reported 48,626 positive COVID-19 cases (314 new cases on July 6) and 2,524 deaths.
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