Halloween Underneath Scary Shadows of Covid-19

WEB DESK: All Hallows’ Eve or All Saints’ Eve, commonly known as Halloween is being celebrated in several countries on October 31.

As the word goes, this day marked the end of summer and beginning of the cold time of year associated with human deaths and remembering the dead ones including saints and faithful departed.

Halloween celebrations include trick or treat, costume parties, lightening pumpkin lanterns, bonfires, playing pranks, and visiting haunted places.

Since Covid-19 has changed the way of living and the spirit of celebrations around the globe. For Halloween this year, most of the décor reflects upshots of the pandemic. However, people are still willing to get into the celebrations of Halloween 2020.

Also this year, second full moon of the month called ‘blue moon’ will be visible across the world on October 31^st as a rare treat on Halloween eve.