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A 38-year-old cyclist has been pedalling around Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, to teach people about social distancing in the age of coronavirus.
His name is Isaac Tarit and he uses a custom-made bike to get across his message, according to the EPA news agency.
The wheels are much further apart than on a usual bike - to show how far apart people should stand to avoid passing on the virus.
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