Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‘saw this interesting video’. He wants you to see it too as #IndiaFightsCorona

The video shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi shows how infection can travel from one person to another.

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PM Narendra Modi shared a video on Twitter

He also tweeted small steps can make monumental impacts

The PM further urged people to share similar coronavirus awareness videos

“Minute precautions can make monumental impacts and save many lives,” says Prime Minister Narendra Modi in one of his recent tweets. His post is complete with a video which highlights how quickly infection can spread from one person to another and how a small step can help save lives. PM Modi mentions in his tweet that he came across this interesting video on social media. Now, as the fight against coronavirus intensifies all over the world, this video is a must watch for everyone.

The video, less than a minute long, shows how infection can travel from one person to another. The video opens to show a man in an elevator who suddenly sneezes. He covers his mouth and wipes his nose with his hands and then proceeds to press a button in the elevator. The same elevator is used by a delivery person who touches the same button. He then proceeds to deliver food to a customer. One by one, the infection passes from one person to another.

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In the end, the video shows one small step that could have saved all those people from the infection. Watch:

This short video has a big message. PM Modi has also tweeted that if anyone has seen such other informative videos, they should tweet them using the hashtag #IndiaFightsCorona.

Meanwhile, this video has collected over 67,000 likes and more than 24,000 retweets - and counting. Several people have posted comments about the video.

On Thursday, PM Modi addressed the country on the measures taken by the government to control the spread of the novel coronavirus. He appealed to all citizens to observe ‘janta curfew’ on Sunday, March 22 and stay home from 7 am to 9 pm. He also asked everyone to stand at their doors or balconies and clap for five minutes at 5 pm tomorrow to acknowledge the work done by emergency workers across the country.