Statues Wear Mask To Prevent Coronavirus, Why Don't You?

The life around the world has been strongly affected by the coronavirus outbreak. Since we are still in the serious situation of the pandemic, we are advised to take precautions by social distancing, washing hands, and wearing masks. Not only us but in the world, we can also see many statues wearing masks as a reminder to everyone.

Here are some pics of statues wearing masks that you may see on the streets over the globe.

In Italy, the country with the second-highest number of death cases of COVID-19, the statue of patron saint St. Francis in San Fiorano is wearing a protective mask during the lockdown period after the pandemic spread widely in this country.

In Wuhan, China - the first center of the coronavirus pandemic in the world, several medical masks are put on the faces of several statues here. Recently, this epicenter of COVID-19 has been released from the lockdown.

In Tokyo, Japan, visitors also catch an image of popular Japanese dog Hachiko's statue wearing a mask at Shibuya station. The capital of Land of the Rising Sun has been witnessing a dramatic increase in infected cases with the deadly virus.

In Edinburgh of the UK, the statue of the Greyfriars Bobby is seen covering its face with a specific medical mask. In the 19th century, Greyfriars Bobby was well-known for being a Skye Terrier protecting his owner's grave within 14 years.

In West Timperley, UK, English musician Frank Sidebottom's statue is captured wearing both mask and gloves. The coronavirus condition in the UK has been worsening when the spread continues and the death toll increases.

In California of the US, people reaching this city will see Cardiff Kook statue wearing masks and gloves as the country is facing a big crisis of the pandemic.