Seoul: Hundreds of drones light up skies with motivational messages amid COVID-19

Amid  continued battle against coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of drones lit up night sky in Seoul, for a spectacular show.  drones quickly shuffled through water droplets in Korean capital to display motivational messs to people. According to reports, three hundred programmed drones formed ims above Han river as apart of an eye-catching flash mob.

'Thanks to you' 

flash mob was aimed at reminding people of basic precautionary measures like wearing maks, keeping a two-metre distance etc. While one mess re, ”Thanks to You”, ar h a silhouette of Korea peninsula with texts that re, “cheer up, Republic of Korea". he government-organized event was t vertised in vance in consideration of social distancing rules. 

South Korea is currently under second wave of coronavirus. According to latest tally by John Hopking university, country has reported 13,137 cases and 284 fatalities. Last week, one of major cities reimposed tighter social distancing rules in a bid to curb spre. According to an international media outlet, South Korea, which was once lauded for containing first outbreak of dely virus, has been reporting a surge in number of new COVID-19 cases.

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With persistent outbreaks in recent weeks, South Korean officials reportedly said that new daily cases from or cities surpassed those from Seoul area. As per reports, Gwangju, southwestern city, has been recording over 50 cases for past few days. Amid rapid spre of dely disease, health officials also categorised social distancing rules in three sts, St 1 being least intense and St 3 toughest. 

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