In an effort to spread awareness about coronavirus, a man from Hyderabad has built a coronavirus shaped car and is going about the city spreading awareness about the diesease.
While there’s still a lot of uncertainty with the extension of lockdown in the country due to coronavirus pandemic, people are finding it increasingly difficult to stay confined in their homes. And then there are some who are still not understanding the seriousness of the situation and are still venturing outdoors. Amidst all this, here’s a man from Hyderabad who has built a coronavirus shaped car to spread awareness about the disease.
Sudhakar Yadav from Hyderabad is the owner of Sudha Cars Mesuem in the City and has come up with a very innovative idea to spread awareness about this deadly virus. He has built a single seater coronavirus shaped car to reach out to the people of Hyderabad. The car literally looks like the coronavirus with its round shape and extensions similar to the virus. It comes painted in green with black dots and has the words ‘Sudha Cars’ written on it with red.
The car was literally built in 10 days and is made out of flexible fiber plastic. It’s definitely a car with four wheels although you can’t see but comes fitted with a 1000cc motorcycle engine and can reach a top-speed of 40 kph, even though that’s not relevant so much. Mr. Yadav has been going around on the street of Hyderabad in his car in a bid to spread awareness and make people understand the importance of the lockdown and the need to stay indoors.
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A coronavirus going about on the streets will naturally attract a lot of attention and so it has. Once Mr. Sudhakar Yadav has done his bit spreading awareness about the disease, he will donate the car to Hyderabad Police to continue on with the awareness program. H ehas even promised to build a couple of more of these vehicles if the authorities ask him to do so.
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This is however not the first time Mr. Yadav has done something so innovative. Perviously, he has built a cage shaped car to spread awareness about keeping animals in captivity and even a condom-shaped car for World Aids Day. He has also built a cigarette-butt shaped vehicle to spread awareness about quitting smoking also a helmet shaped vehicle to highlight the importance of road safety. All these cars are proudly displayed at the Sudha Cars Museum in Hyderabad with over 200 other cars shaped like burgers, handbags, tea-cups and lots more.
