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Amid Coronavirus scare, UNICEF's 'hand-washing dance' video goes viral

Updated on: 05 March,2020 03:08 PM IST  |  New Delhi
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The video shows a Vietnamese dancer doing a 'hand-washing dance' to show how one should wash their hands to protect themselves from the coronavirus.

Amid Coronavirus scare, UNICEF's 'hand-washing dance' video goes viral

A screengrab from the video, posted by UNICEF on Twitter

New Delhi: A video, shared by the UN International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), is doing the rounds on social media, which shows a Vietnamese dancer doing a 'hand-washing dance' to show how one should wash their hands to protect themselves from the coronavirus.


"We love this handwashing dance from Vietnamese dancer Quang Afng. Washing your hands with soap and water is one of the first steps to protect yourself from #coronavirus," the UNICEF captioned the video on Twitter.


The song, titled Ghen Co Vy, is a collaboration between musicians Khac Hung, Min and Erik.


Amid the coronavirus scare, Netizens are loving this video.

A user wrote, "But but... He is touching his face before washing their hands."

"I love it. It's good for warning people how to protect themselves from virus. Thanks for sharing!," tweeted another user.

A post read: "As a Vietnamese, I am very happy that our message spreads around the world. Thanks very much."

"Be like the Vietnamese! Keep the coronavirus far away from the border," a user remarked.

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