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Vancouver Police shares message on how to celebrate a fun and safe COVID19 Halloween

Darpan News Desk Vancouver Police, 28 Oct, 2020 08:41 PM

Halloween is all about being spooky and having fun but here is a quick video from the VPD that highlights on how to be safe during this tricky COVID19 Halloween.

Halloween may look different this year due to #COVID19. If you choose to trick-or-treat, remember to do so safely! Let’s continue to keep safety top of mind this Halloween by following these simple safety tips! #HappyHalloween #StaySafe #VPD @DrBonnieHenry pic.twitter.com/cs1dvvOWQv
— Vancouver Police (@VancouverPD) October 28, 2020

Also make sure to send Darpan Magazine your spooktacular selfie submissions for our Halloween contest. Also check out DIY make up tutorials on Darpan's FB and IG page done by amazing local artists if you are still struggling with ideas for Halloween.

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