US Mayor said to Trump: Rally, we have to wear masks; 36 lakh rupees and arrears of the event will also have to be paid

President Donald Trump has started an election rally after dealing with Corona. Before the rally in Tucson, Arizona, the mayor wrote a letter to President Trump advising him to follow the state's Kovid rules. Mayor Regina Romare was contacted by Ritesh Shukla of Bhaskar when he shared a letter to Trump. Read Edited excerpts…

President Donald Trump I welcome you to my hometown of Tusoun. I pray to God that you, your family and staff be healthy. You might know that Arizona has implemented strict laws to overcome the corona. Under this, it is necessary to apply masks in public places and keep a distance of six feet from each other. The result of this strictness is that infections cases have been falling in Arizona since July.

I hope that when you come here, you will ensure that you wear masks and that the people present in the rally will follow social distancing. It would be very unfortunate if you and your supporters did not follow the rules of security at your rally. Therefore, I respectfully urge you and your publicity team to follow these rules. We elected public representatives have the opportunity to establish the ideal among the people by their conduct.

I assure you that your safety will be our priority. But I would like to remind with friendship that in 2016, your rally cost 80 thousand dollars (59 lakh rupees), which is still outstanding. Also, 36 lakh rupees will be spent in this rally. This is taxpayers' money. I request that you pay both these amounts as soon as possible. '

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