Netizens have coined the term Covidiot to describe people defying curfews. Take a look at the tweets here.
People are calling out the ones who are not adhering to the curfew rules that have been placed to control the transmission of the Corona Virus.
The number of cases in India has been increasing and there are still some people who are not cooperating. A word #Covidiot has been coined by the netizens to describe these actions.
It is a combination of the word COVID-19 and Idiot. Indians are using this word to describe the actions of people who came out on the streets after PM Modi asked people to clap for emergency and health workers who have been working to treat patients. However, it was to be done from their balconies and did not require gathering in large groups.
Here are some popular posts to take a look at.
When you mix in groups and generally ignore Coronavirus advice because “you’re hard”, this is the outcome.#Covidiotspic.twitter.com/tuZZYjx31Y
— Barry Anderson (@BarryAnderson_) March 22, 2020
The Joker knew that the best way to protect yourself against viruses from bats was to wash your hands #COVIDー19 #COVIDIOTS #QuaratineLife
pic.twitter.com/ORqgTUmjlh— Daniel Edwards (@danieledwardsma) March 22, 2020
Sad truth #COVIDIOTS #COVIDー19 #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/0xUYxIEcif
— Lord Flashheart (Лорд флашхеарт) (@LordFlashy76) March 22, 2020
Not all superheroes wear cape some of them wear lab coats
Doctors from Cuba arrive in Italy to help the fight against Covid-19. The humanity in this top notch #COVIDIOTS #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/31trh7Gjxs— Future Senate President😒 (@fresherr01) March 22, 2020
Why can’t people get this straight?… #StayAtHome #COVIDIOTS pic.twitter.com/iTSdfOsgSx
— Terrific, Terrible T (@tamtime) March 22, 2020
This is it, Everyone!#COVIDー19 #COVIDIOTS pic.twitter.com/gH47RmQhzH
— Vishal Verma (@VishalVerma_9) March 22, 2020
Nationwide quarantine has been announced around the world as the number of cases has been increasing. COVID-19 has affected 3 lakh people so far and has been declared a pandemic.
