As Indian eases its COVID-19 lockdown farmers in Sehore, central India are making their cattle wear face masks as a safety precaution against the virus.

The villagers placed the masks over the nostrils of the animals as they went on their journey to transport water on May 18.

Lockdown norms are gradually being eased in India and now people are seen on roads for their daily chorus . In Madhya Pradesh Sehore’s Chapritalluk village villagers has to travel 3 kilometers to arrange water as the lake in their village get dry . On 18th May some of the villagers came out with their bullock carts , Fearing Corona infection, villagers attach mask on the nostrils of bullocks to transport potable water in the scorching heat . One of the villager says we have to move out for water . Villagers says that to protect us and our cattle we have put masks on the nostrils of our cattle