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At Kottayam, Kerala, they print your face on the mask so that even when you wear the mask, people can recognise you. It takes 15 minutes to print. Cost - ₹60. #innovation #ideas pic.twitter.com/VDk4WNzyPd
— Ananth Rupanagudi (@rananth) May 24, 2020
