Chhattisgarh: Yamraj & Chitragupta are out on the streets to raise awareness on COVID-19

Amidst coronavirus pandemic, two artists have taken upon mselves to create awareness about COVID-19 by dressing up as Yamraj and Chitragupt. In video, both 'Yamraj’ and ‘Chitragupt‘ can be seen taking to streets wearing masks and trying to create awareness among people passing by about importance of wearing face masks in public as well as maintaining social-distancing.

A creative way to raise awareness

initiative was taken by artists of Chhattisgarh which has w been opted by city authorities. video was uploed on July 12 and has more than 5,000 views. Take a look at video below:

Creative ways of raising awareness

During time of dely pandemic, people and organisations all over India have been attempting to find creative ways to create awareness and help curb virus. Here's a look at some or methods used by people to raise COVID-19 awareness.

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