A wheelchair-bound woman has been knitting face masks for residents in Padang during the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus.

The woman named Silvia makes around 10 face masks a day and also sews cloth and tissue into them to act as a filter.

This footage was filmed on March 22 in Padang.

the difficulty of the masks found in the market, triggers an increase in the order of the results of a knit mask of a woman with a city of Padang disability as a knitting craftsman.

Disebelitas woman named Silvia said "he currently must spur time to make knit masks at least 10 knitting masks a day, where he can finish 1 knit mask for 2 hours to 3 hours"

this increase he feels has been last week and ordering not only from the city of Padang but from various regions of the red zone exposed to co-19 virus such as the city of Surabaya and Malang, East Java Province.

silvia itself outsmarted so that buyers of their products avoid bacteria and viruses, he sewed a cloth into a bag container so that tissue or other cloth used later to serve to filter.

silvia itself sells her knitted mask products through the online system on Instagram and WhatsApp.

the video was taken on March 22, 2020.