Updated April 4th, 2020 at 14:10 IST
COVID-19: Indore cops wear ghost outfits to raise awareness amid lockdown
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Indore police have come up with a unique way to create awareness among the people regarding the deadly virus.
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Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, Indore police have come up with a unique way to create awareness among the people regarding the deadly virus. They also want people to understand the dangers of the coronavirus so that they respect the 21-day lockdown that India is currently in. In the video that was recently uploaded the Indore police can be seen wearing ghost costumes and stopping people on the road during the lockdown.
A unique way to raise awareness
The video was uploaded on Twitter on April 3, in the video to people can be seen wearing masks and black attire with a skeleton drawing on the front and some sort of message taped on their backs. The duo also seems to be surrounded by police and can be seen approaching a biker on the road. Take a look at the video below.
Indore police take 'Ghost look' to aware people against Covid-19 #COVID2019india #Indorelockdown #IndoreFightsCorona pic.twitter.com/1qMlBMCpGn
— Manish Mishra (@hellomishra)
In other parts of the nation, cops have found other unique ways to spread awareness about the dangers of coronavirus. Sub-Inspector Maruti Sankar has been seen riding a horse in Pyapili town of Kurnool district. While riding a horse itself is not unusual, what has caught people’s attention is the fact that there were several drawings on the horse’s body. According to reports, the white horse has red circles dotted with lines. These represent the structure of the highly contagious and deadly Coronavirus that has plunged the world into chaos.
Andhra Pradesh: Sub Inspector Maruti Sankar, Peapally Mandal, Kurnool district rides a horse painted with images of #COVID19 virus, to create awareness among the public about the pandemic pic.twitter.com/xIFsktWahG
— ANI (@ANI)
Another innovative idea employed by them was recently witnessed in Chennai. A police officer wore a ‘corona’ helmet and carried a corona stick and a shield to spread awareness about the dangers of coronavirus. The police inspector named Rajeesh Kumar went about the task in a market in the city.
He was seen going close to the people with the stick and urging them to maintain social distancing even if they have to venture out for essential needs. “The police has been fighting against coronavirus and urging people to stay at home. This is a busy market and we are asking to maintain social distancing,” Kumar told ANI.
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Informing how it works, the police inspector added, “We take this corona stick towards them and ask them to maintain one-metre distance from this, and then we show the shield, that if you follow it, you will be safeguarded. They do agree. When I take it near them, they get frightened, that’s getting into their mind, and that is the main motive.”
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Published April 4th, 2020 at 14:20 IST