Burj Khalifa lights up with Indian tricolour in support during Covid-19 crisis. Watch video
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In solidarity with India amid the Covid-19 crisis, Burj Khalifa illuminated with the Indian tricolour on Sunday.
Landmark buildings in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) illuminated with the Indian tricolour on Sunday in solidarity with the country amid the massive increase in Covid-19 cases. Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the Adnoc headquarters in Abu Dhabi were lit up with the Indian flag. As #India battles the gruesome war against #COVID19 , its friend #UAE sends its best wishes@BurjKhalifa in #Dubai lits up in to showcase its support#IndiaUAEDosti @MEAIndia @cgidubai @AmbKapoor @MoFAICUAE @IndianDiplomacy @DrSJaishankar @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/9OFERnLDL4 Thank you #UAE! Together we stand strong India is fighting back with strong desire. #loveforindia #IndiaFightsBackThankyou @UAEembassyIndia @BurjKhalifa for your Huge support for Indian people.We are true friend and longliveJay hindshowing your love and prayers for India during our biggest battle Today i feel whole world is one family.. Positivity over flowing... We NOW very well know who our friends are during this time of need! Long live the UAE! Long live the leadership!! "Stay Strong India,” is the message that was displayed on the buildings. On Twitter, India In UAE shared a video of the landmark buildings and captioned the post, saying, “As #India battles the gruesome war against #Covid19, its friend #UAE sends its best wishes. @BurjKhalifa in #Dubai lits up to showcase its support.” See the post here:
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