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'Social distancing stickers removed from seats at Donald Trump's rally'

Thousands of 'Do Not Sit Here, Please!' stickers were removed from the seats at US President's rally in Tulsa

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Trump supporters cheer as they listen to him speak during a campaign rally at the BOK Centre in Tulsa on June 20. Pic/AFP

Trump supporters cheer as they listen to him speak during a campaign rally at the BOK Centre in Tulsa on June 20. Pic/AFP

Despite the US topping the list of COVID-19 hit countries, thousands of "Do Not Sit Here, Please!" stickers were removed from the seats at the President Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa, reported The Washington Post.

The arena management had reportedly pasted 12,000 do-not-sit stickers on the seats as part of the safety protocol amid the pandemic. However, hours before the rally, the campaigners asked the event management to remove the stickers, a person involved in the event said.

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