Keshavpuram Delhi / woman puts ATM withdrawn currency notes to dry after washing them due to Corona fear, it flew and …

new Delhi. To what extent is the panic of Corona that people are apprehensive about the contagion of notes and are taking great precaution. There was a stir after seeing a note lying on a road in Delhi. People ran away seeing the notes instead of pranking them and thought that they might get infected with the corona through the notes. The interesting incident happened on Thursday 16 April in the Keshavapuram area of ​​the capital. People were stunned to see three notes of five to five hundred in a street. In fear, people were either peeping through the roofs of the house or looking at those notes staring at the windows. Everyone was scared, there was a fear in everyone that there was a deep conspiracy to spread some corona behind the demolition of the notes.

According to the police, the police received a call at around 1.29 pm on Thursday. The caller told the police that three notes of five to five hundred were lying in the street. The police reached the spot immediately. ASI Karan Singh noticed that the three notes looked lightly wet. Immediately he covered the entire area. The police, as a precaution, put masks on the mouth, wore gloves and then sanitized these notes with care and put them in the carry bag. Police came to the police station with notes.

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Shortly, a woman reached the police station. He told the police that I am a teacher in a government school and from where the police has brought five hundred and three hundred notes, I live on the second floor of a house there. I had withdrawn 10,000 rupees from the ATM. But for fear of corona infection I brought all the notes and washed them first. After this, the notes were sanitized. After this, bring all the notes to the balcony and dry it. The woman told that after drying the notes I fell asleep and whatever happened, I did not know anything. On the woman’s statement, SHO Narendra Kumar mixed the series of notes and saw the slip of the ATM for identification. Later, when the woman’s claim was found to be true, the notes were handed over to the woman.