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Kerala: Viral video showing people dancing in festival swiftly making way for ambulance is winning internet
A video is going viral on social media that shows massive crowd dancing, seamlessly parts away making way for an ambulance to pass through the road.
Updated : Mar 23, 2019, 06:19 PM IST
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A video is going viral on social media that shows massive crowd dancing, seamlessly parts away making way for an ambulance to pass through the road.
In a minute long video, you can see hundreds of people dancing on road during the Mannarkkad Pooram. As soon as they saw a ambulance finding its way to pass, the crowd seamlessly make way for the vehicle.
Imagine a huge crowd making way for an Ambulance in a perfect manner!!!
— Advaid (@Advaidism) March 23, 2019
This video of a massive festival crowd in Palakkad (Kerala) making way for an Ambulance is viral in Whatsapp
The ease at which the people make way for that Ambulance. pic.twitter.com/Fm38KpEaX3
The video is winning hearts on social media and people can't stop praising the crowd for the gesture.
I am so proud of my Kerala !!
— Ravi Shankar (@KRaviShankar16) March 23, 2019
That gives smiles and hopes..That made my mng, Good way to start a day..
— (@mt_shaf) March 23, 2019
Woah... Thats amazing, unreal.
— Aaron(@ROALY) March 23, 2019
Happy to watch this .
— (@apn_10) March 23, 2019
This is the best thing i have seen in internet today.https://t.co/0BmNeKRHZs
— Kumar Padmanabhan (kp0999) March 23, 2019
That's how civilized society act like, Silver lining.It matters!
— Wasil Anwar (@wasilanwar77) March 23, 2019
Very, very appreciable gesture of the people!
— Dr Jitendra Sharma (@Jitendr18995686) March 23, 2019
Humility still exists.
— Rajesh Paharia Jain (@JainPaharia) March 23, 2019
Splendid . This is why Kerala is referred to as God's own country.
— Amit Ghosh (@amitghoshspeaks) March 23, 2019
Mannarkkad Pooram is one of the oldest temple festivals in Kerala which is held in Palakkad every year. It is also marked by the presence of the tribal people from Attappadi who come all the way to Mannarkkad to pay their respects to the goddess.
