Man Was Spotted Walking Around London’s Oxford Street Wearing Nothing But a Face Mask

Scientists said corona virus attacks our breathing system, but here is an example of corona attacking someone's brain. The day when wearing face masks became compulsory in shops, a man in London was spotted strolling the popular Oxford Street wearing nothing but a face mask not on face.

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