We don’t have to give up the practice of maintaining social distance, said PM Modi (File)
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday urged people to change their habits and make guidelines to contain the spread of the coronavirus part of the culture.
In a virtual interaction with representatives of various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) based in Varanasi, he said that habits like spitting on roads (or public places) should be removed.
“Now, spitting on the roads, and this also our” paan Benarasi “, we have to change the habit,” he said.
The Prime Minister was apparently referring to the famous Benarasi saucepan and the habit of people spitting it in public places.
“Second, we should not abandon the practice of maintaining a social distance of at least two meters, covering the face and washing your hands. (We must) let no one forget it,” said the Prime Minister. Minister Modi.
He said that these new habits must be rooted in Indian culture and also put forward to reject the use of single-use plastic.
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