Which Celebrity is behind This Hazmat Suit?
A celebrity was spotted in the airport wearing a white Hazmat suit, blue surgical mask, a pair of goggles and pink rubber gloves. It was exactly like a scene from a movie!
The rapid outbreak of the Covid 19 virus in 110 countries and territories across the globe has affected the manner we travel and the clothes we adorn while traveling.
People who travel frequently including celebs are taking all safety measures to protect themselves from the deadly virus which has now become a global pandemic.
A celebrity was spotted in the airport wearing a white Hazmat suit, blue surgical mask, a pair of goggles and pink rubber gloves. It was exactly like a scene from a movie!
See the picture below and guess which celeb is behind the Hazmat suit.
It was none other than Supermodel Naomi Campbell. She captioned the picture saying, “Safety First NEXT LEVEL. Thank you @lindaevangelista Full video coming on my YouTube soon…”
Hailing from the fashion industry the mega model kept the fashion quotient alive by accessorizing her get-up with a white suitcase and comfortable black sneakers.
She gave a striking pose with her Away Carry-On white suitcase in her unique attire.
Naomi seen inside the plane highlighting her pink gloves.
Captured below in the car.
Naomi is a self-confessed germophobe. She religiously follows a strict cleaning routine whenever she has to travel by air. Last year she posted a video on her YouTube channel cleaning her plane seat as she traveled from France to Qatar. That particular video became viral.
She uses disinfectant wipes to clean her seat and areas close to it. She was heard saying in the clip, “I love traveling. I was born traveling. I love being everywhere but yet nowhere at the same time.”
So is it really necessary to follow such extreme measures while traveling or is the British Supermodel going over the top for following such a strict cleaning routine?
Medics give conflicting reports regarding this however most doctors agree that these measures are great to follow. Planes have air filters that filter out pathogens. That said, it is difficult for the crew onboard to clean every nook and corner of the tray and seat.
According to Dr. Abinash Virk, an infectious disease expert at the mayo clinic, the plastic trays are one of the most germ-ridden areas in a plane.
Dr. Nicholas Testa- a chief physician executive at the southwest division of CommonSpirit Health said, “[Cabin crew] don’t have time to wipe every single tray station. Intrinsically, the bathroom is cleaner.”
So, Naomi’s precautionary measures are not over the top after all. Desperate times do call for desperate measures.
