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Ashok Gehlot posts selfie with mask as part of Rajasthan government 10-day COVID-19 awareness campaign
As of Thursday, Rajasthan had 16,009 confirmed COVID-19 cases. This includes 3,023 active cases and 12,611 cured and discharged patients. The toll due to the infection stands at 375 in the state.
Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday posted a selfie, wearing a mask, on social media as part of the state government's 10-day drive to raise awareness campaign for protection against coronavirus.
The Rajasthan CM urged people to post their videos and photos with the hashtag 'Main Satark Hoon' on Twitter, in which they are "wearing a mask, maintaining Do Gaj Doori (two arms distance), following health precautions or doing your bit in raising awareness around you."
As u all know, we r running a 10 days special awareness campaign for protection against Corona. Upload ur videos & photos with #MainSatarkHoon, wearing a mask, maintaining Do Gaj Doori, following health protocols, taking precautions or doing ur bit in raising awareness around u. pic.twitter.com/vtzqwqLC9v
— Ashok Gehlot (@ashokgehlot51) June 25, 2020
Several ministers of the Gehlot Cabinet uploaded their photos on the social media websites in support of the state government's initiative.
As of Thursday, Rajasthan had 16,009 confirmed COVID-19 cases. This includes 3,023 active cases and 12,611 cured and discharged patients. The toll due to the infection stands at 375 in the state.
