Google Doodle thanks Coronavirus helpers
Google shared a doodle for the second time on Tuesday to express its gratitude to those who are tackling the ongoing coronavirus epidemic in front of everyone. Earlier, the same doodle was released in April to thank coronavirus helpers.
Google has been dubbed the ongoing feature helper for providing the services needed to survive difficult times of two-person lockdowns and social distance.
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This doodle features caricatures of firefighters, a police officer, doctors and nurses, bureaucrats, lawyers, farmers, sweepers, chefs, and public transport workers, all of whom are sincerely thanked right in the middle of the doodle.
In a "Thank You: Coronavirus Helpers" note, Google Doodle says, "People are coming together to help each other more than ever as Kovid-19 continues to have an impact on the global community.
We're launching a doodle series in recognition and many in the front line." Respect. Today, we want to say: all coronavirus helpers, thank you.
Doodle Promotion Across America, Canada, Brazil, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Senegal, Morocco, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Japan, Latvia, Ireland, Estonia, France, Croatia, Italy, Serbia, etc.
Meanwhile, more than 912,000 people worldwide have died since surfacing in China late last year, according to an AFP count of 1,900 GMT on Sunday, according to official sources. More than 26.7 million cases have been confirmed.
The United States had the highest death toll at 1933,705, followed by Brazil at 131,210, India at 78,855, and Mexico at 70,604.
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