A troll contest for the cause of fighting COVID-19
The Hindu
Trollers can post creations between April 7 and April 30
New media trolls need not always be offensive and confusing. The district administration has called upon trollers to use their talents for the cause of fighting COVID-19. Here is a big opportunity for those who want to engage in constructive trolls, the district administration said on Wednesday. The announcement was made on the occasion of the World Health Day observance on Wednesday. Trollers can post their creations between April 7 and April 30, and the topics include fighting COVID-19, good and healthy habits, COVID-19 vaccination, and prevention of communicable diseases and lifestyle diseases.
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