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Watch: Manipur shows the way on how to distribute relief materials during lockdown

In the video, which has now gone viral, people can be seen walking past stalls stocked with essential items and taking what they need while maintaining a safe distance between one another.

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With the northeast region managing well so far in containing the spread of the novel coronavirus, a video of authorities distributing relief materials in Manipur while maintaining social distancing norms has won praise online. Manipur presently has zero active coronavirus cases.

Taking to social media, IAS officer Supriya Sahu shared the video and tweeted, “Look at the wonderful way relief material is being distributed in Manipur. Dignity and respect for everyone in the entire process. So much to learn from this beautiful State in India. All DCs/District Collectors should emulate this.”

In the video, which has now gone viral, people can be seen walking past stalls stocked with essential items and taking what they need while maintaining a safe distance between one another.

Watch the video here:

Since being shared online, the viral video has prompted many reactions, including that of Kiren Rijiju, Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports.

“Don’t show useless concocted stories like snake eating. Show beautiful, cultured behaviour and disciplined conduct during the lockdown in the North-Eastern State of Manipur! The thing to observe here is maintaining dignity and convenience for everyone while distributing relief materials,” he tweeted while sharing the video.

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