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Home | Education | Together We Can Fight Covid

Together we can fight Covid

Together we can fight this pandemic and make our mother earth happy again.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 12 July 2021, 06:50 PM
Together we can fight Covid
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For over a year, children are at home due to coronavirus. We are not able to go to school. I am missing my friends and teachers. We children have also faced so much in this pandemic. I wanted to go to a park, visit beautiful places and enjoy myself with everyone.

But we are not allowed to do any of those things. I request all of you to please stay at home, wear a mask, use sanitizer and stay safe. Please help us end this raging pandemic so that we can go back to our routine. Together we can fight this pandemic and make our mother earth happy again.


Meera Sonee, class: II A
Gitanjali Devshala


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