Google shares animated doodle on Covid-19 safety and vaccination
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"Get Vaccinated. Wear a Mask. Save Lives," reads the information page of Google Doodle.
With the sudden rise of Omicron cases across the globe, Google has published a doodle to mark the importance of wearing masks and keeping others safe in these times of peril. In the animated doodle published on January 17, all the letters of the Google search engine can be seen celebrating after taking the vaccine. The letters are also seen wearing masks. New Google Doodle has been released: "Get Vaccinated. Wear a Mask. Save Lives. ..." :)#google #doodle #designhttps://t.co/ZNpcnct3gE pic.twitter.com/WeU6Mup5pe
"Get Vaccinated. Wear a Mask. Save Lives," reads the information page of Google Doodle. The doodle has also been linked with a search page that directs the user to the latest information about Covi-19 and also shows results on how to find the nearest vaccination centre.
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