The buyer takes off his underwear to use as a Makeshift face mask in the supermarket

The video captures the moment when a shopper took off her underwear to use as a face mask, after it was ADVISED would not be served without one while in a supermarket.

incident was filmed at a Pick n Pay supermarket in South Africa, where the shopkeeper had been asked to wear a face while in the store.

However, she said she doesn’t have one, which means she has to get creative.

In the clip, the security guard can be seen asking the woman to put on a face mask, threatening to take her out of the store if she does not.

The woman then that’s enough under her dress and takes off her pants, before placing them on her face like an improvised mask.

Another buyer appears to congratulate her, saying, “Well done.”

The video has since gone viral, although not everyone believes the woman she was on the right, covering her replacement face, with many social media users appearing to wear masks.

one Facebook user he said, “Stay home and shop online if you don’t like the idea of ​​wearing a mask.”

Another He commented: “This makes me sick. She is aware of the law around the world. We have a serious virus and [she thinks] a G string will save her.

“Let’s grow up. What should your family think?”

In December 2020, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa stressed that not wearing a face mask in public is a crime.

Announcing that it would be mandatory for each person to wear a mask in a public space, He said: “We now know that the simplest and most effective way to reduce coronavirus transmission is to wear a cloth mask that covers the nose and mouth whenever it is in public.

“Until now, the owners and managers of shops and public buildings, employers and public transport operators have had the legal responsibility to ensure that everyone who enters their premises or vehicle wears a mask.

“But, given the serious danger facing our country now, the adjusted level 3 regulations will make every person legally responsible for wearing a mask in public.

“A person who does not wear a mask could be arrested and prosecuted.

“On conviction, they shall be liable to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to a fine and imprisonment.”