Police launch awareness drive ahead of restrictions
The Hindu
About 5,000 masks distributed in Arumbakkam
With the State government announcing restrictions from April 10 to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Greater Chennai Police have embarked on conducting awareness campaigns. Since Thursday, Commissioner of Police Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal has asked the personnel to create awareness in residential localities and markets. Policemen have been going around distributing masks to people not wearing them. On Friday, policemen attached to the Arumbakkam station used percussion instruments and marched through the area along with members of the police boys club.
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