French woman makes lip-readable masks for those in need(1/2)

French leather creator Anissa Mekrabech, 30 year-old, wearing the protective face mask she created for the deaf and the hearing-impaired people poses in Toulouse, southern France on April 14, 2020, during a strict lockdown across France to stop the spread of COVID-19. "Your lips are my ears": under this slogan, Anissa Mekrabech from Toulouse, southern France, has just launched a crowdfunding to develop a transparent "inclusive" mask allowing the lip reading for the deaf and the hearing-impaired people. (Photo/Agencies)

A picture taken on April 14, 2020 shows the protective face mask created for the deaf and the hearing-impaired people by French leather creator Anissa Mekrabech, 30 year-old, in Toulouse, southern France. "Your lips are my ears": under this slogan, Anissa Mekrabech from Toulouse, southern France, has just launched a crowdfunding to develop a transparent "inclusive" mask allowing the lip reading for the deaf and the hearing-impaired people. (Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP)