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Bahasa Indonesia: JAKARTA – Saat ini masker telah menjadi salah satu kebutuhan setiap orang yang sangat penting keberadaannya. Demi aman dari COVID-19 setiap orang harus menggunakan masker jika hendak berpergian keluar rumah. Sejarah mengatakan masker sudah sedari dulu digunakan masyarakat dunia terlebih ketika menghadapi suatu wabah.

Salah seorang sejarahwan, Bonnie Triyana mengatakan masker tertua yang dapat terlacak dimulai di Eropa pada abad ke-17 yang berbentuk seperti burung dan digunakan untuk menghadapi penyakit yang sedang melanda pada saat itu.

“Masker ini digunakan karena memang waktu itu juga ada wabah ya menghindari penyebaran penyakit dari udara dan di dalam paruhnya itu biasanya diisi sama herbs gitu jadi kayak rempah,” ujar Bonnie pada talkshow di Graha BNPB, Jakarta, Jumat (28/8).
English: JAKARTA – Currently, masks have become one of the most important needs of everyone. To be safe from COVID-19, everyone must wear a mask when going out of the house. History says that masks have been used by the world community for a long time, especially when facing an epidemic.

One of the historians, Bonnie Triyana said the oldest traceable masks began in Europe in the 17th century which were shaped like birds and were used to deal with the disease that was ravaging at the time.

"This mask was used because there was an epidemic at that time, to prevent the spread of disease from the air, and the beak is usually filled with herbs, so it looks like spices," said Bonnie at a talk show at Graha BNPB, Jakarta, Friday (28/8).
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Author Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management

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