A brand new Google doodle launched by the search big is urging folks to put on a masks. Available as a Public Service Announcement, the Google doodle comes with a message that claims, “Wear a mask. Save lives”. The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has hit India and numerous different nations throughout the globe with a whole lot and 1000’s of latest instances rising each day. This brings the necessity for creating extra social consciousness round sporting face masks and sustaining social distancing.

The Google doodle animates the Google brand with its letters beginning to put on masks. When you place your cursor on the doodle, it reveals a message that claims, “Masks are still important. Wear a mask and save lives”.

Once you click on on the doodle, it reveals search outcomes for “COVID-19 prevention” question. It additionally reveals a message about sporting masks, and urges folks to put on a face cowl, wash fingers, and maintain a protected distance. The message additionally features a More Info button that takes you to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare web site that shows the most recent variety of lively COVID-19 instances and fatalities within the nation.

Google has partnered with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to point out the Public Service Announcement concerning the COVID-19 prevention by way of its newest doodle. The animated doodle additionally contains details about learn how to stop the unfold of COVID-19 from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The coronavirus pandemic in raging once more in lots of elements of the globe after months of being much less virulent. On Sunday, India surpassed the mark of 100,000 COVID-19 day by day instances. Badly affected, particularly Maharashtra, have carried out new restrictions together with an evening curfew to restrict the unfold.

The surge in COVID-19 instances comes at the same time as extra individuals are getting vaccinated in opposition to the lethal virus on daily basis.

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