'Human hummingbirds' promote social distancing in Colombia

The programme is backed by Bogota's mayor against the spread of COVID-19

Last updated: July 10, 2020 | 15:34

Compiled by Christian Borbon, Digital Content Editor

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People dressed as hummingbirds perform "Alas de Distancia", a programme backed by Bogota's mayor to promote physical distancing as a preventive measure against the spread of COVID-19 in Colombia.

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The strategy aims to strike a balance between easing restrictions and health care for the population.

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The "Alas de distancia" strategy which seeks to promote self-care practices, mainly physical distancing, as a preventive measure against the spread of COVID-19.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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People dressed as hummingbird perform during the so-called "Alas de distancia" strategy.

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