BOO?

A village in Indonesia has deployed a cast of “ghosts” to patrol the streets, hoping that age-old superstition will keep people indoors and safely away from the coronavirus. Known as “pocong,” the ghostly figures are typically wrapped in white shrouds with powdered faces and kohl-rimmed eyes. In Indonesian folklore they represent the trapped souls of the dead. Naturally, instead of keeping people in, they brought them out to catch a glimpse of the apparitions.