Netizens cheer as COVID-19 patients recorded dancing in Karnataka quarantine facility

In a video that is making rounds on the internet, patients from a COVID-19 care centre in Karnataka’s Ballari district were seen performing a synchronised dance routine.

• By: Trends Desk
• New Delhi | Updated: July 22, 2020 11:19 AM IST
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The video shows patients donning masks, dancing to regional and Bollywood music. (Picture credit: Twitter/ANI)

A video of a group of asymptomatic Covid-19 patients dancing after organising a flash mob in a quarantine centre in Karnataka has people cheering on social media.

In the video that’s making the rounds on social media, patients from a quarantine centre in Karnataka’s Ballari district were seen performing a synchronised dance routine.

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The video shows mask-clad patients dancing to regional and Bollywood music, even as they maintained social distancing.

Watch the video here:

The video was shared by news agency ANI and many praised the people for keeping their spirits up:

https://twitter.com/Bhavana17851510/status/1285093951637262336
https://twitter.com/SonalSalabh/status/1285135914222714885

https://twitter.com/VISHUU101/status/1285084792246034432

On Sunday, Karnataka reported 4,120 new COVID-19 cases and 91 deaths, taking the total number of infections to 63,772 and the death toll to 1,331.

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