The young man drones take his dog for a walk to avoid Covid-19

In the face of the complicated situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, governments in many countries have recommended that people should be aware of self-isolation at home, restricting to crowded places to prevent the spread of the disease. This has caused many people's daily life to be turned upside down, and they are forced to make adjustments to adapt to the temporary lifestyle during the epidemic season.

Recently, people on Twitter have been interested in the act of walking the dog with a drone of a resident from Cyprus. Obviously having to isolate in the house has greatly affected the daily habits of the couple 'boss - sen' of this house. But thanks to the development of technology and super-creative minds, the problem was solved easily and also very safe.

According to local residents Nicos Anastasiades, Cyprus government has closed many public places such as shopping centers and large department stores. In addition, they only allow those who have undergone a thorough medical examination to enter the country.

It can be seen that the dog in this video doesn't really care who led it. As long as it is fun to go outside to breathe nature. In addition, the street is quite deserted because everyone is isolated at home so the dog can casually roam in the middle of the road without worrying about an accident.

However, while most viewers are excited and admire the above-mentioned problem of creative solution, many people wonder: Who will clean up this dog's chunk in the past? The walk here? Even though the deserted streets are empty, no one means that the 'dog boss' can get rid of it without cleaning.

The video above is also an example of how technology in general and drones in particular are contributing positively to the prevention of the Covid-19 pandemic worldwide. In China, the government used this small, armed means to propagate and remind people to wear masks, not to gather in crowded places; spray disinfectant from above or illuminate the building to a field hospital. Police in many countries such as Spain and the United States have also applied similar media measures to remind residents to isolate themselves at home, limiting the spread in the community.

According to BusinessInsider