The Indian micro-blogging site Koo bird was recently seen wearing a mask on the Google PlayStore and AppStore.
This comes at a time when the entire country is dealing with the second wave of Coronavirus.
This move has been done to raise public awareness about the importance of wearing a mask at all times.
Aprameya Radhakrishna, Co-founder of, Koo said “The entire country is fighting this deadly disease in the best way they can. Each individual needs to do their part to protect themselves and those around them by being responsible and wearing a mask at all times. It drastically reduces the chances of contracting Covid. We thought a good way to reinforce this important message in our little way is to make the Koo bird wear the mask too.”
Mayank Bidawatka, Co-founder of, Koo said “The Koo bird wearing a mask is a subtle message that acts as a reinforcement of the fact that it’s the best precaution we can take to stay safe and avoid Covid. Koo is used by users across all kinds of segments, many of whom are also influencers. This helps them spread the same message to their followers too. Koo is undertaking various initiatives as far as Covid is concerned. Many influencers and subject matter experts are talking about topics right from avoiding Covid to finding resources at times of need. All other brands need to start sending such subtle reinforcements too to raise awareness about the “prevention better than cure” philosophy of fighting Covid as a society.
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