Allu Arjun-starrer ‘Pushpa: The Rise’ emerged as the most successful film of 2021 and has created a new record as the highest-grossing film of India. Last week it created yet another record, this time on the Internet. The film has garnered over one billion views for the songs across four languages, including Hindi. Riding on the success of the movie, Western Railway (WR) on Friday shared a post on its Twitter handle regarding Covid-19 pandemic. Through the post WR urged passengers to keep following COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.Sharing the post, WR wrote: “Our fight against #COVID19 is still on! Western Railway requests passengers to keep following COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.Always wear a maskWash/sanitize hands regularlyMaintain social distancingGet fully vaccinated.”The post is accompanied by Allu Arjun photo with mask with text “Corona… Mai Jhukega Nahi” (Corona, I won’t bow down). It has already been retweeted nearly 900 times with around 3,000 likes.Our fight against #COVID19 is still on!Western Railway requests passengers to keep following COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.✅Always wear a mask✅Wash/sanitize hands regularly✅Maintain social distancing✅Get fully vaccinated pic.twitter.com/sre1vSv7ly— Western Railway (@WesternRly) January 21, 2022Recently Australian cricketer David Warner shared a dance video wherein he is dancing to Allu Arjun’s hook steps in the Srivalli song. Impressed with the video, even Allu Arjun commented with few smiling, thumbs up and fire emojis. Impressed with David Warner video, actor Allu Arjun commented with few smiling, thumbs up and fire emojis. (Image: Instagram/David Warner)Western Railway is already in the forefront in adopting state-of-the-art technologies, latest medical procedures of treatment and creating a robust infrastructure for the treatment of patients. In the wake of recent situation of new COVID-19 Variant of Concern (VoC) – Omicron, it has taken concrete steps with pro-active approach to ensure proper arrangements at the railway hospitals for providing the best possible treatment and care to the COVID affected patients in the Railway Hospitals of WR.Earlier this month, Western Railway Protection Force (RFP) launched a Covid-19 awareness campaign in Mumbai with an aim to sensitise passengers on the need to follow Covid appropriate behaviour.Read all the Latest News, Breaking News and Coronavirus News here.