Lockdown: Tunisia Police are using robots, which yell at people on the streets and tell them to go back home instead of using brutal force
Tunisia has employed the services of robots to shout at and draw the attention of recalcitrant citizens who come out during their lockdown period. This is their way to notify people and remind them of the need to stay home and be safe. Many African countries are under partial or complete lockdown but have deployed…
Tunisia has employed the services of robots to shout at and draw the attention of recalcitrant citizens who come out during their lockdown period.
This is their way to notify people and remind them of the need to stay home and be safe.
Many African countries are under partial or complete lockdown but have deployed military force to combat with the individuals who may come out during this critical period.
In Ghana and Nigeria, videos are circulating indicating how some police and soldiers are subjecting some civilians to abuse and torture.
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Tunisia Police are using robots, which yell at people on the streets and tell them to go back home to enforce the "stay at home" order during the coronavirus lockdown. https://t.co/pBqbblq3qo
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