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Maharashtra Police shares an image of childhood game to drive home important message about wearing masks

Taking to Twitter, they shared an image of a childhood game called Tippy Tippy Top.

Published on: Aug 18, 2020, 08:52:05 IST
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Wearing a mask every time you’re stepping outside your house is an essential step which everyone must follow in these times. Every now and then, police departments across the nation take to various social media platforms to remind people about this important safety measure. The latest one is from Maharashtra Police who have shared a creative and crucial reminder for people about the importance of wearing a mask.

Maharashtra Police shared this image along with their tweet. (Twitter/Maharashtra Police)
Maharashtra Police shared this image along with their tweet. (Twitter/Maharashtra Police)

Taking to Twitter, they shared an image of a childhood game called Tippy Tippy Top. The game is about choosing colours written on different parts of a piece of paper which was creatively folded. Though the original game is about selecting one from the four options, this image shared by the department has only one option repeated across it - mask

Take a look at what they tweeted:

“Which colour do you want?” tweeted an individual recalling how the game is played. “Creatively said. We will sir,” added another.

What do you think of Maharashtra Police’s post?

Also Read | Mumbai Police Commissioner shares how not to wear a mask. You may want to take notes

 
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