Man dressed as a dinosaur tried to circumvent the quarantine in Spain, but was caught by local police
THE Spain is the second European country with the highest number of coronavirus cases, behind only Italy. Therefore, the authorities of the countries decreed quarantine last Saturday (the 14th). In this condition, people are prohibited from leaving the house, except in specific situations.
However, in an attempt to circumvent this situation, a man who lives in Murcia, an autonomous province in the south of the country, went out dressed as a Tyrannosaurus Rex on the streets. The moment was filmed and publicized by city police, which had to contain the supposed dinosaur's escape. At the end of the video, which features the film's soundtrack Jurassic Park , a message: stay home.
In a state of alarm, pets are allowed to be accompanied by a person, always with short paths to meet their needs.
That you have a complex of Tyrannosaurus rex is not contemplated.#quédateencasa pic.twitter.com/C8dWkrvAdm
— Murcia Local Police (@MurciaPolicia) March 16, 2020
Photo: Playback/Twitter
As of this Friday afternoon (the 20th), Spain has almost 20,000 cases of coronavirus (Covid-19).
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