Pennsylvania asks fishermen to stop tossing masks in water
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foxnews.comPennsylvania authorities are urging people to stop abandoning coronavirus protective masks in the state’s streams in response to a litter problem.
Borrowing a line from Dr. Seuss’ children’s book "The Lorax," the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission asked residents to be mindful of where they dispose of their masks during the coronavirus pandemic. "We are the PFBC; we speak for the fishes.
Please listen now to our 2021 wishes: When done wearing your mask, don't be mean; please throw it in the trash, not in the stream," the commission added, along with an illustration showing a fish with a surgical mask over its face.
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