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As India is grappling with the fear of coronavirus, it is important to remain inspired by the acts of the undying human spirit that have been displayed by other virus stricken countries. With doctors dancing to remain lively and the locked-down people of Italy taking the help of music to keep cherry, let’s take a look some of the inspiring stories that have come out in these adverse times. Read on!

1. The Balcony Musicians Of Italy:


Quarantined during the coronavirus outbreak in the country, many Italians took to creating music from their balconies. The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare recently posted a video on YouTube to inspire the people of India to remain calm and happy in these trying times. This small act of spirit has inspired people from across the globe. Swayed by this, famous musician Bono wrote a song on St. Patrick’s Day, dedicating to people locked under quarantine ‘Sing Across Rooftops’.

2. The Dancing Doctors Of Iran


Recently footage of health professionals from Iran, dancing to lift spirits have become viral on social media. The video montage can also be found on the YouTube channel of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare of India. The outbreak has claimed the lives of more than 100 since in Iran and the doctors and nurses have been working day in and day out to contain the spread.

3. China Lends Helping Hand To Italy


In another act of solidarity, China sends their health professionals and supplies to Italy to help the country tackle the rampant spread of the virus. While China has been able to contain the disease so far, many other nations are still grappling with the contagion. And according to data, Italy is the second most affected country after China.

So, while it is imperative to be safe and follow very safety instructions laid out by health organizations, panic is one thing that we must never give into. Get your dose of inspiration from these stories, after all, we’re all in this together.

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