Local Business Helps Create Masks

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Local furniture factory, Mukilteo manufacturer, heard that there was a shortage in personal protective equipment (PPE) for doctors, nurses and respiratory therapists. Using the design from Providence St. Joseph Health’s 100 Million Mask Challenge, Mukilteo started making masks. You can hear more about this story on Komo News.

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