In Bengaluru’s Victoria hospital, doctors take to ‘happy dancing’ to keep Covid-19 stress away
It's helping them smile and blow off steam. Dancing is preferred simply because it helps to attain the desired fitness levels and music eases the mental stress.
New Delhi: The doctors at Victoria Hospital have prescribed for themselves a dose of dancing. They are shaking a leg to overcome the stress and anxiety after treating the COVID-19 patients each day and they call it the Happy Dance.
It’s helping them smile and blow off steam. Dancing is preferred simply because it helps to attain the desired fitness levels and music eases the mental stress. It may be recalled that recently, a video of Chennai doctors doing the Happy Dance went viral.
Watch how doctors did their ‘Happy Dance’:
Dancing their problems Away : Doctors at Bengaluru's Victoria Hospital have prescribed for themselves a dose of "Happy Dancing" to overcome the stress and anxiety after treating #COVID19 patients every day.
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Days ago, a video, which went viral on social media showed doctors from various hospitals in Chennai dancing to relieve their stress. Almost 100 leading doctors from various hospitals in Chennai made a dance video of theirs to relieve the mental stress of serving during the times of coronavirus pandemic.
Some doctors even sing songs. Dr Naveen, a resident doctor, said, “After our duty, I and my fellow doctors go to the room and start singing songs, we also play Antakshari and feel very relaxed. We play games on our phone too. However, we stick to dancing and singing more as it is fun and we feel energetic after a tiring day. This also helps us bond with other doctors who are from different departments. We are like a family now.”