Coronavirus: ‘Dangerous’ A23 graffiti urges people to ‘stay at home’

By Emily Turner
Published 24th Mar 2020, 13:07 BST
Sign painted on the road. Picture: Eddie MitchellSign painted on the road. Picture: Eddie Mitchell
Sign painted on the road. Picture: Eddie Mitchell
Graffiti painted on the A23 two miles north of Pyecombe urged people to stay at home.

The message, on the northbound lanes, reflected the nationwide call for people to stay at home to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak.

A spokesman for Highways England, which is responsible for this road, said: “This is extremely dangerous as the A23 is a busy road and the perpetrator is not only risking their own lives but also those of people using the A23.

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