A video has emerged on social media which appears to show a group of women "coughing" on passers-by during the coronavirus lockdown.
The footage was taken in Glasgow, Scotland, which is currently under lockdown in a bid to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This means that people can only go outside once a day for exercise, or for essential groceries. The only people allowed to leave for work are essential workers.
Watch it for yourself below:There are also social distancing measures in place which mean that when outside, people are not allowed to be in groups and they must stand at least two meters apart, the BBC reports.
However, the group of women in the footage which, per Indy100, was filmed this week appear to be defying all of these rules to scare strangers on the street by seeming to deliberately coughing on them.
The video was posted to Facebook by Tricia Anderson, who wrote: "Bl**dy disgusting. A lady sent me this video. This is what is happening in Govanhill. She showed this video to the police who apparently [were] not interested.
"This is not good enough. Please share far and wide. Evidence is being presented to our law enforcers. They cannot let this go."
The Sun has reported that Police Scotland have yet to confirm whether or not they are investigating the incident after it was reported by various members of the Govanhill community.
This incident comes after an American man was arrested on a terror charge for an alleged supermarket cough incident in the US. It's not the first time that a person has been filmed deliberately coughing on someone else. An irate shopper was also filmed coughing on an Aldi worker's face.
John Hopkins University reports that there have been a total of 681,706 confirmed cases of COVID-19 globally and 31,882 deaths at the time of writing.