Rush at picnic spots in the district triggers concerns
The Hindu
Irresponsible actions of some could endanger community, warn doctors
The mad rush at picnic spots and tourist places makes one wonder whether the revellers have forgotten the sight of scores of bodies being taken for cremation when the second wave surge of COVID-19 was at its peak barely two months ago. Some of the revellers seem to be oblivious to the fact that not wearing masks and observing physical distance in crowded places is like an open invitation to coronavirus. With the threat of the third wave looming large, irresponsible actions of some individuals could endanger the whole community, say medical experts.More Related News

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