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  In Pictures: Drones light up Seoul sky with coronavirus messages

Some 300 unmanned aerial vehicles used to showcase motivational and awareness messages amid COVID-19 battle

People taking photos of the drone display above the Han River in Seoul. Dân chúng quay phim và chụp hình cuộc biểu diễn phi cơ không người lái trên sông Hàn ở Hán Thành South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/ Handout via AFP

A picture of the 300 unmanned aerial vehicles that were used for the show. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via AFP    

To date, South Korea has reported 13,137 confirmed coronavirus cases and 284 related deaths. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via AFP

 

The show began with messages reminding people of key precautionary measures to stem the spread of coronavirus. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters 

The drones created images of a mask surrounded by coronavirus particles. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters. 


They also shuffled to form two hands and water droplets against the night sky. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters

The show then shifted to messages of gratitude for medical staff in the front lines of the pandemic as well as all South Koreans for their collective efforts against the disease. South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters

 

The government organised event was not advertised in advance in consideration of 

physical-distancing rules.Cuộc biểu diễn không thông báo trước để đảm bảo vấn đề giãn cách xã hội của dân chúng,

South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters

" Thanks to you,' the drones wrote in the sky next to a heart shape, before forming a silhouette of the Korean Peninsula with the message: 'Cheer up, Republic of Korea.'South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport/Handout via Reuters