See UP Police's unique way of telling you to 'mask-up'

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Updated At : 03:51 PM Jul 15, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, July 15

As the threat of a possible third Covid wave looms, the need to ‘mask-up’ and follow other pandemic protocols is becoming a necessity.

Uttar Pradesh Police tweeted a picture to reiterate the importance of masks.

The picture features a doormat that reads, “Press Enter If You’re Masked.”

“A Home Sweet Home needs to be a ‘Safe Home’ House with a garden too! Stay masked & ask everyone around you to follow suit,” UP Police tweeted along with the image.

This reminder assumes special significance given the alarming number of tourists thronging tourist destinations, often flouting Covid norms such as social distancing.

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