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Watch Out, It’s COVID Times! Indian Official Drinks Sanitiser, Mistaking It for Water

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A video has gone viral, with netizens taking a dig at the Mumbai government where 12 children were erroneously given sanitiser instead of Polio Drops.

A top officer of a civic body in India’s Mumbai city mistakenly drank sanitiser instead of water from a bottle kept on his table ahead of a meeting.

A video clip shows the officer, who was at a budget presentation meeting, choking just after having a big sip and hurriedly getting up to spit it out.

#WATCH: BMC Joint Municipal Commissioner Ramesh Pawar accidentally drinks from a bottle of hand sanitizer, instead of a bottle of water, during the presentation of Budget in Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/MuUfpu8wGT
— ANI (@ANI) February 3, 2021

So that's how they gave sanitizer to infants instead of Polio Vaccine.
— Particle Wave (@ParticleWave2) February 3, 2021

Karma is a bitch pic.twitter.com/dZxHdpTBsH
— samiksha (@notallokk) February 3, 2021

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