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#StaySafeStayHome Video

This video, postedon Twitter, is aimed at children. It offers information about personal protection from COVID-19, and ideas about what to do if one has to remain at home.

Source: Save the Children UK

Date of Publication: May 4, 2020

Primary Audience(s)

Children below Age 13

Topic Areas

COVID-19 Prevention

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