Updated March 23rd, 2020 at 16:11 IST
Video of Spanish police singing and dancing to cheer people amid lockdown wins internet
Amidst the deadly coronavirus pandemic, a recent video of police officers in Spain singing and dancing for people in lockdown has wowed social media users.
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Amidst the deadly coronavirus pandemic, a recent video of police officers in Spain singing and dancing has wowed social media users. Spain is currently under complete lockdown and the citizens of the country have been forced to self-isolate themselves in an attempt to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
'Brilliant'
In the video, the police officers can be seen arriving in Algaida, Majorca and beginning to sing and dance while residents join in from their homes. Take a look at the video below.
Ni andalucía ni valencia. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/TkctveMUkM
— Ada Jo. March (@adamarch83)
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Take a look at people’s reactions to the wonderful video below.
Excellent stuff
— Taylor (@TaylorTay70)
Brilliant stuff. Public service at it's best. Is it a traditional song or something local?
— Tim Ward (@tmw1708)
Brilliant absolutely brilliant don’t see this happening here , would love it but don’t think so
— Dave (@55in2020)
Wonderful
— William McGowan (@WilliamMcGowa15)
I returned from Mallorca a week ago. I was so pleased to see this video as it reminded me of the exceptional efforts of the hotel, airport staff, bus drivers, police and other services,pharmacies and food shops. Mallorca: gràcies a tothom i bona sort @passionforpalma @ajuntpalma
— bestcornishcat (@bestcornishcat2)
Love it. Unbelievable kindness ❤️🙏
— Andy Carr (@andysparkycarr)
This is what is needed lots of love from us to you x
— Cunning Linguist (@erudite2021)
Brilliant.
— Isla Keys (@KeysIsla)
That's brilliant 👏
— Veronica (@veetay1234)
Wow! #Spanish #Police knows how to bring a positive message in difficult times. Adorable! Gracias!
— blueyellowtime (@blueyellowtime)
The novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has claimed more than 14,703 lives across the world and has infected over 339,182 people globally since it first broke out in December 2019.
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Published March 23rd, 2020 at 16:11 IST