Agus Widanarko, a social activist with his wife Vivit Sari, wore a Batman costume while distributing masks to the poor people in Solo City, Indonesia, on April 20.

In the midst of an increasingly widespread coronavirus pandemic, Agus, a resident, was infected because he didn't wear a mask when outside the house.

Agus Widanarko wears a Batman costume and his wife Vivit wears the costume of Gundala, a native Indonesian fiction superhero.

The charity was carried out because for the poor people to buy masks was quite burdensome. Moreover, they have to wear masks all day since the government requires the use of masks in their daily activities.

"The poor are finding it very difficult to buy masks that are expensive at the moment because they earn very little at this time," said Agus.

In addition to distributing free masks, the activity also aims to provide education to the community to maintain cleanliness by changing masks every day.

"People should be able to change masks every day, so that they are healthy when coronavirus spreads," Agus added.

The community enthusiastically welcomed this activity, as evidenced by hundreds of masks made of washable fabric being handed out within 30 minutes.

Agus Widanarko, a social activist with his wife Vivit Sari, wore a superhero Batman costume while distributing masks to the poor people in Pasar Gede area, Solo City, Central Java Province, Indonesia, Monday, April 20, 2020.

In the midst of an increasingly widespread coronavirus pandemic, Agus Widanarko, a resident, was infected because he didn't wear a mask when outside the house.

Agus Widanarko wears a costume from DC Comic Batman and his wife Vivit wears the costume of Gundala, a native Indonesian fiction superhero.

The charity was carried out because for the poor people to buy masks was quite burdensome. Moreover, they have to wear masks all day since the government requires the use of masks in their daily activities.

"The poor are very difficult to buy masks that are expensive at the moment, because they earn very little at this time." said Agus Widanarko.

In addition to distributing free masks, the activity also aims to provide education to the community to maintain cleanliness by changing masks every day.

Because the effective period of the mask can be used for only four hours. Because some poor people only have a few masks that are used to move throughout the day.

"People should be able to change masks every day, so that they are healthy when coronaviruses spread." said Agus Widanarko.

The community enthusiastically welcomed this activity, as evidenced by hundreds of masks made of washable fabric that were used up within 30 minutes of being invaded by people in need.

In this activity Agus Widanarko also appealed to the community to keep their distance so that the coronavirus is not easily spread.

Video by: Izzat Fahmi / Opn Images