CEAT makes Kumbh Mela a safer pilgrimage with innovative “Safety Banner”

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CEAT makes Kumbh Mela a safer pilgrimage with innovative “Safety Banner”

It has launched a digital campaign communicating the efficiency of the Safety Banner

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MUMBAI: Identifying three of the biggest challenges at the ongoing Kumbh Mela as injuries, crowd control, and women safety, CEAT introduced a unique ‘Safety Banner’ at the site to overcome them. Now, CEAT has launched its digital campaign communicating the efficiency of the Safety Banner as a solution to these problems.

The company shared in a press statement that the CEAT Safety Banner is an easy-to-use multipurpose safety device which seamlessly transforms into a stretcher to carry the injured, a barricade for crowd control and a changing room. By conceptualising CEAT Safety Banner, the company has taken its motto – making mobility safer and smarter every day – to a whole new level.

On the release of the digital campaign, a spokesperson commented, “The CEAT Safety Banner allows the devotees to have a safe and hassle-free experience at the Kumbh Mela; which is one of the greatest gatherings in the world. Our idea was to develop a solution that connects with our audience and addresses some of the major safety concerns, that the authorities face in a mega event like this. Going forward we aim to create the right impact through initiatives like these and will continue our journey in making mobility safer and smarter for everyone.”