Fire, ambulance and police departments from across Europe have got involved.
ADVERTISEMENTWhen Zurich police published a photo of their mass of equipment laid out next to their patrol car on September 1, they had no idea that they were starting a viral challenge that would spread around the continent.
But for the past two weeks, police, ambulance and fire services have taken up what is being called the 'Tetris challenge', highlighting the huge amount of equipment that they need to do their jobs - and how it fits into their often relatively small vehicles.
After the photos of the Swiss police car went viral, firefighters in Thusis, in the Swiss canton of Grisons, raised stakes with a picture of three firefighters surrounded by a variety of hoses and other emergency gear next to their fire truck.
Since then, fire and police departments from all over Europe have been participating in the challenge - all making clear that the vehicles and staff involved are not on duty at the time.
Meanwhile, for anyone too young to remember the classic game developed by Russian software engineer Alexey Leonidovich Pajitnov, here it is: