Singer Selena Gomez takes 'safe hands challenge'

Selena Gomez on Sunday took the 'Safe Hands Challenge' and shared the video in which she is seen washing her hands and step-by-step explaining people about the right way to do it.

Mumbai: With an attempt to raise awareness about the right way to wash hands amid rising cases of coronavirus globally, singer Selena Gomez on Sunday took the 'Safe Hands Challenge' and shared the video on Instagram.

In the video, the Fetish singer is seen washing her hands and step-by-step explaining people about the right way to do it.

Slaying the red-lipstick look, Selena is seen in a casual look in the video.S

"Hope everyone is staying safe inside! PS -I had to redo this video so many times. best I got," she captioned the post.

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  Alright, here’s my #SafeHands Challenge 🧼 thanks @ariannahuff! I now challenge @iamcardib, @gigihadid and @oliviawilde 😘 hope everyone is staying safe inside! PS -I had to redo this video so many times. 🙄 best I got

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  Alright, here’s my #SafeHands Challenge 🧼 thanks @ariannahuff! I now challenge @iamcardib, @gigihadid and @oliviawilde 😘 hope everyone is staying safe inside! PS -I had to redo this video so many times. 🙄 best I got

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  Alright, here’s my #SafeHands Challenge 🧼 thanks @ariannahuff! I now challenge @iamcardib, @gigihadid and @oliviawilde 😘 hope everyone is staying safe inside! PS -I had to redo this video so many times. 🙄 best I got

  A post shared by Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) on Mar 21, 2020 at 4:05pm PDT

The 27-year-old singer further nominated super model GiGi Hadid, actor Olivia Wilde and rapper Cardi B for the 'safe hands challenge'.

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According to the latest data by the World Health Organisation (WHO), COVID-19 has globally claimed over 11,201 live and 2,67,013 people have been tested positive for it.

From ANI inputs.