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(Video) Police Officers Sing And Dance To Cheer Up Neighbourhood During Lockdown

A heartwarming video showed local police in Spain singing and dancing with residents where they appear to be lockdown due to covid outbreak.

The video shows a small street in Marjorca, where two police cars arrive and then get out with a guitar.

“We’ve come to sing,” one of the policemen said.

The one with the guitar leads the singing, the other four clap, and dance, while all the residents throughout the street do the same. They look happy and with that gesture, it might help them with a difficult situation facing the country.

Sources: Rachel Clarke

Adib Mohd

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