Join the WHO 'Safe Hands challenge' to be safe from #COVID19!
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New Delhi, March 17 : Safe hands challenge : As the COVID-19 virus has spread widely in 162 countries, the World Health Organisation has come ahead with Challenge called 'Safe Hands' to fight against. To reach out to the wider population, the Director-General has tagged the celebrities for the massive influence they hold over the people.
The WHO Director-General invited celebrities like Korean pop boy band BTS, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Priyanka Chopra, and Deepika Padukone to join and educate people via their Safe Hands Challenge.
WHO launched the challenge on March 13, where many celebrities posted self videos to educate people of appropriate way of washing hands. The World Health Organisation started a Safe Hands Challenge attempting to spread the awareness of washing hands in the right way to combat the spread of coronavirus. It promotes the washing of hands regularly and in the right manner. (Safe hands challenge)
I now nominate:@deepikapadukone@priyankachopra@Schwarzenegger@CTurlington
— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) March 13, 2020
to take the #SafeHands challenge by sharing their video & calling on at least another 3 people to join us! Together, we can beat #COVID19!
Here’s hoping the stunners accept the challenge and spread the utmost awareness amid the deadly coronavirus scare. This will not only help in minimizing the fear and panic among citizens but also, make them extra cautious about their health.
There are simple things we each must do to protect ourselves from #COVID19, including 👐 washing with 🧼 & 💦 or alcohol-based rub.
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 13, 2020
WHO is launching the #SafeHands Challenge to promote the power of clean 👐 to fight #coronavirus.
Join the challenge & share your 👐 washing video! pic.twitter.com/l7MDw1mwDl
Meanwhile, the Coronavirus outbreak in multiple parts of the country has forced the film fraternity to go into self-quarantine. Film bodies like FWICE, IMPPA, and IFTDA have decided to stop the shooting of all the films and television shows across India for a brief period amid coronavirus outbreak. The Outbreak has infected more than 182,602 people worldwide and killed over 7,171 worldwide. (Safe hands challenge)