View this post on Instagram Despite not having hands, Norfarrah Shahirah Shaari is helping sew personal protective equipment (PPE) for Malaysia's medical front-liners. The 32-year-old who learned how to sew eight years ago is now part of the #CommunityToCommunity team of people using their skill sets to protect their community amid the coronavirus pandemic. The project is made up of 35 seamstresses and volunteers who aim to make 252 isolations gowns using around 400 metres of PPE fabric. Source: NorfarrahSyahirah/ Facebook • #Malaysia #PPE #Coronavirus #Covid19 #GoodNews #Seamstress #SelfTaught A post shared by TRT World (@trtworld) on Apr 16, 2020 at 10:00pm PDT
Despite not having hands, Norfarrah Shahirah Shaari is helping sew personal protective equipment (PPE) for Malaysia's medical front-liners. The 32-year-old who learned how to sew eight years ago is now part of the #CommunityToCommunity team of people using their skill sets to protect their community amid the coronavirus pandemic. The project is made up of 35 seamstresses and volunteers who aim to make 252 isolations gowns using around 400 metres of PPE fabric. Source: NorfarrahSyahirah/ Facebook • #Malaysia #PPE #Coronavirus #Covid19 #GoodNews #Seamstress #SelfTaught
A post shared by TRT World (@trtworld) on Apr 16, 2020 at 10:00pm PDT