In this Goregoan-based COVID-19 facility, patients and staff celebrate the spirit of Navrati by performing Garba with face masks and PPE kits.

Happiness isn’t situational! The proof of this phrase is the recent viral video from Goregaon’s COVID-19 facility by the Brihanmumai Municipal Corporation (BMC). In this particular video, patients and healthcare workers are seen performing the traditional Garba to the Bollywood song –‘Kamariya’.

Patients are seen wearing a mask, while the healthcare professionals are seen wearing the PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) gears while doing the rounds for performing Garba. There are many audiences who are other patients witnessing the performance. The video was tweeted by the news agency ANI that went viral immediately after!

As of now, Mumbai is one of the worst-affected cities in the country impacted by the virus. As per the status, the city has more than 2.43 lakh cases with over 9,700 deaths reported. Given the situation, the state government had issued certain guidelines for the festive season that urged people to not involve any activities that have mass participation – in order to prevent the virus from spreading.

Check out the video here:

#WATCH Maharashtra: Patients perform 'Garba' with health workers at the Nesco #COVID19 Center in Goregaon, Mumbai. (19.10.20) pic.twitter.com/14AkyeBzpX

— ANI (@ANI) October 19, 2020

Here's how people reacted to it:

Really very exciting.. I also enjoyed DJ party organised in this July... When I was admitted.. Really very very motivated atmosphere... Thanks Doctors, Nurses n Entire team of Nesco Covid centre... 👍👍👍

— Bharat (@Byarat2) October 20, 2020

Good Show.God bless.Need more positivity and strength will overcome the crisis. pic.twitter.com/dlyjcs2HpM

— Akshay (@AkshayK1976) October 20, 2020

That’s the spirit! Much motivating 🤘🏻

— Saptarshi (@sghosh1802) October 20, 2020

Happy to see people happy during such critical situation. Keep it up guys

— Seedhi Baat No Bakwaaaaas (@d9EUIokgz4JkKB7) October 20, 2020

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