• Every day, people are cheering and clapping in cities around the world to show appreciation and solidarity with front-line workers fighting the pandemic, such as nurses, doctors, and first responders.
  • Cities are coordinating designated times to come together while still at a distance to show they care for their essential workers.
  • Healthcare workers are risking infection and working long hours and demanding shifts while often facing supply shortages as they battle the coronavirus outbreak.
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Cities around the world are coming together daily to show appreciation for healthcare workers and first-responders by cheering and making noise from rooftops, balconies, and windows.

People in major cities such as Los Angeles and London coordinated designated times to all cheer together, and in some cases, bang on pots and pans, as a symbolic gesture of appreciation and solidarity with healthcare workers.

Healthcare providers including nurses, doctors, EMTs, and medics are highly critical during the coronavirus pandemic and are over-worked with long, demanding shifts. The daily burst of noise shows support for the long hours workers put in each day and serves as a reminder to the general public about the importance of the precautions taken during the coronavirus pandemic by thinking about front-lines workers.

That’s why people in New York created a social media campaign with the hashtag #ClapBecauseWeCare to get residents to come together and celebrate doctors, nurses, healthcare providers as well as other essential workers such as pharmacists, postal employees, grocery store workers, restaurant workers, truck drivers, and sanitation workers, among others.

But it's not just New York. Here are some videos of what the daily celebration looks like in different places across the world:

From the rooftops of New York City, the banging of pots and pans and cheering can be heard at 7 p.m. every evening.

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Other cities in the US, such as Atlanta and Los Angeles, in addition to cities in Canada like Vancouver, joined in the new routine of celebrating medical workers every day from their balconies and windows.

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Italy was one of the first countries to start the trend after people began bursting into song from their porches and windows.

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But Italy isn't the only place in Europe where people are belting out cheers over the streets. People in Spain, France, the UK, and other countries are cheering too.

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The communal celebration has stretched around the globe, with people in Istanbul and Singapore also joining in the daily appreciation for healthcare workers.

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