Indian workers quarantine themselves in tree after returning to their village
- 4 years ago
Seven labourers who recently returned to their village in Balrampur, Purulia, have taken shelter in a tree in order to quarantine themselves.
Upon their return, doctors advised them to quarantine themselves for 14 days to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. As many of the workers live in single-room houses with their families, they decided to live in a tree for two weeks.
The villagers have tied cloth and makeshift beds to the branches of the tree.
This footage was filmed on March 28.
Upon their return, doctors advised them to quarantine themselves for 14 days to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. As many of the workers live in single-room houses with their families, they decided to live in a tree for two weeks.
The villagers have tied cloth and makeshift beds to the branches of the tree.
This footage was filmed on March 28.