Describe in an article of about 150 words the
changes you saw and felt the first time you travelled by the Metro after it restarted. Also, give a nice
and catchy title to your article.
You may use the following words for writing your article.
SKILLS DEVELOPED: creativity, self-awareness, imagination, analytical skills and critical thinking
epidemic, pandemic, contagion, contamination, cluster, quarantine, social distancing,
lockdown, immunity, essential services, migrants, mortality, morbidity, insulate, curtail,
restrictions, compensate, bulletin, respiratory distress, confinement, communicable, personnel,
norms, airborne, droplets, isolation, spike, crisis, stimulus, transmission
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Before COVID-19, lifts at Delhi metro stations were often packed with 5-6 people. But now the metro authorities have limited the number of people inside the lifts to only three. The same guideline was outlined on the space right in front of the lift’s entry. Social distancing markings were there inside the lift. Before entering the station, I had to put my hand under a sanitizing machine and my temperature was checked. A friend who was coming from Dwarka told me that he was told to show the Aarogya Setu app too during entry with an active internet connection. When I was returning from Noida, I was asked to show the smartcard at entry. There was a man who failed to show the metro card. The cops told him to apply for it online right then. At both Saket and Noida, there were counters for sanitizing bags. At the counter, a person was sitting who was disinfecting the bags of each entrant with a long sanitizing stick. He was sanitizing bags of all sizes. I had a small sling bag. He sanitized that as well. Prior to passing my bag through the baggage scanning machine, I was told to keep all my belongings inside my bag, including the mobile, the purse.
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