Mumbai Police's new road safety post feat. Don't Rush Challenge. What is the viral trend?
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Mumbai Police recently posted a reel in which they participated in the viral Don’t Rush Challenge. What is it?
Mumbai Police has its creative ways of bringing attention to various matters such as road safety, cyber safety and other issues. Earlier this week, Mumbai Police posted a message on road safety for their followers on social media and used the Don’t Rush Challenge to illustrate their point further. Apart from Mumbai Police, several celebrities, including Vicky Kaushal and Gauahar Khan, also signed up for the Don’t Rush Challenge and posted their videos on Instagram. The challenge had started in 2020 amid the novel coronavirus lockdown and has since then been a great way of connecting with friends virtually. Recently, Mumbai Police joined the Don’t Rush Challenge. They posted a reel on Instagram. The caption read, “Don't rush, slow downYellow and Red, slow down. Don't rush (sic).”See the Instagram reel here:
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