Dubai residents take to their balconies to honour healthcare workers

Sunday, 22 March 2020 09:04

Despite a thundering storm last night, several residents in Dubai Marina took to their balconies to honour healthcare workers across the UAE.

Videos of people cheering and clapping from their balconies made the rounds on social media.

Earlier, a notification was sent out, urging residents to step out on their balconies to give a round of applause for all the unsung heroes who've been tirelessly fighting to keep the UAE safe from COVID-19.

Everyone cheering each other at Dubai Marina😂 pic.twitter.com/vziOF42vwZ
— Natalie Namour (@NatalieNamour) March 21, 2020

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