AAP holds Covid awareness drive at Sukhna Lake

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Chandigarh, July 18

Volunteers of the Aam Aadmi Party today held an awareness campaign at Sukhna Lake here sensitising people to the importance of wearing masks.

For about two hours, 101 volunteers had formed a human chain at the lake. Party’s election in-charge Chander Mukhi Sharma said: “Even though the second wave of Covid is over, according to reports by TV channels, we need to be more careful. In the second wave of Covid, more than 4 lakh people were hit and the BJP government had failed to deal with it.”

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