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April Fool’s Day 2021: Mumbai Police shares post for people without masks

April Fool’s Day 2021: Mumbai Police's mask-related post has prompted people to share appreciative comments.

Published on: Apr 1, 2021, 09:53:16 IST
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Today is April Fool’s Day. Though people cannot really settle on one incident explaining the day’s origin, we can agree that it is a day to play hilarious pranks on others. Mumbai Police, however, has taken this opportunity not to play a prank but share an advisory for those going outside without wearing a mask amid the ongoing pandemic.

April Fool's Day 2021: Mumbai Police shared coronavirus related advisory (representational image). (Pixabay)
April Fool's Day 2021: Mumbai Police shared coronavirus related advisory (representational image). (Pixabay)

“Thinks that fool roaming without a mask!” they tweeted and shared an image. Their post is complete with hashtags #GetRealMaskUp, #AprilFoolsDay, #WearAMask and #TakingOnCorona.

Take a look at the picture they shared which explains what people without masks think:

Since being tweeted, the post has gathered appreciative responses from people. “Thank you Mumbai Police,” wrote a Twitter user.

As for this individual, they wrote, “Nice message team” along with the hashtag #Staysafeeveryone. “I love this one,” commented another.

What do you think of Mumbai Police’s post?

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