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Pilot Traces Giant Syringe In Sky To Support COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, Watch
A young pilot from Germany mapped out over 200 kilometres and traced a giant syringe in the sky as a way of supporting the COVID-19 vaccination programme.
A young pilot from Germany Samy Kramer mapped out over 200 kilometres and traced a giant syringe in the sky as a way of supporting the COVID-19 vaccination programme as the European nation began rolling out its first doses on Saturday. The 20-year-old amateur pilot had reportedly carefully plotted out the route he needed to take in advance to create the effect in the skies above Baden-Wuerttemberg. As per reports, the manoeuvres included a number of 90-degree turns during his flight earlier last week that lasted one hour and 40 minutes and covered 280 kilometres. The syringe could be seen on the Flightradar website.
Boston healthcare workers dance to celebrate arrival of Covid-19 vaccine. Viral video
Boston healthcare workers dance to celebrate arrival of Covid-19 vaccine. Viral video
In the viral TikTok video, healthcare workers in face masks danced outside the hospital in Boston.
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Screenshot from video posted on Twitter by Kate Walsh.
A video of healthcare workers dancing in celebration of Covid-19 vaccines at a hospital in Boston is doing the rounds of the internet and has gone viral on social media. Kate Walsh, President and CEO of the Boston Medical Center, posted the short clip on Twitter and it has been viewed over four million times so far.
Healthcare Workers Dance To Celebrate Arrival Of Covid Vaccine In Viral Video Healthcare Workers Dance To Celebrate Arrival Of Covid Vaccine In Viral Video Over 4 million views for this video of Boston Medical Center workers dancing to Lizzo s Good as Hell .
Boston Medical Center workers dance to Lizzo s Good as Hell .
The year 2020 has been tough on nearly everyone - but especially on healthcare workers who have been on the front line of the fight against coronavirus. The arrival of a vaccine against the highly infectious virus signifies hope, so it s little wonder that healthcare workers at the Boston Medical Center broke out into a happy dance after the center received its first shipment of the coronavirus vaccine.
Health workers dance to celebrate arrival of COVID-19 vaccine, video is a hit online
In the video, which is now making the rounds of social media, health care workers from the Boston Medical Center (BMC) are seen dancing outside the facility as they prepare to receive the vaccines. Updated: December 18, 2020 10:59:02 am
Donning face masks, shields, and scrubs, the health workers Dance to American singer and songwriter Lizzo s hit song Good as Hell.
A video of health workers at a Boston hospital breaking into a celebratory dance upon receiving their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine is being widely shared on social media.
Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 20:47 IST
Healthcare workers at The Boston Medical Center broke into a celebratory dance as they were about to receive COVId-19 vaccine. Watch their viral dance video: Healthcare workers at The Boston Medical Center broke into a celebratory dance as they were about to receive COVId-19 vaccine. | Photo Credit: Twitter
Boston, Massachusetts: A video of healthcare workers breaking into a celebratory dance as they were about to receive their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine has brightened up the faces of social media users. The video shot in Boston shows the healthcare workers dancing outside the Boston Medical Center (BMC).