Aussies are being urged to show their support for front-line workers in the coronavirus crisis with a mass round of applause on Thursday night.
The Cheer4Frontliners campaign urges Australians to “cheer, clap, yelp, bang pots, make noise” from doorsteps, balconies, windows and backyards from 8pm on Thursday.
It is inspired by a similar show of clapping in Britain for its National Health Service and has been organised by a social enterprise called Frontliners.
Frontliners has contributed $2 million in products, including care packages, to health and emergency workers leading the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
The organisation said the campaign would also make up for some of the “disgusting abuse” some health care workers and police officers have endured during the COVID-19 pandemic.
See more about Cheer4Frontliners here.
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