: Quarantined Italians sing from their balconies to lift spirits amid coronavirus crisis in Naples #WorldNEWS #News THIS is the moment Italians on coronavirus quarantine sang from their balconies to

Quarantined Italians sing from their balconies to lift spirits amid coronavirus crisis in Naples #WorldNEWS #News
THIS is the moment Italians on coronavirus quarantine sang from their balconies to lift their spirits on lockdown.
Residents in housing blocks in Casoria commune in Naples yelled “don’t give up” and sang rousing football songs together.
A man leans over the balcony to join in the chorus
The neighbours took to their balconies to belt out the motivational tunes

In the footage, the residents chant: “We will stay at home. Tonight the whole of Casoria are united in chorus.
“The people will never give up so come on Naples!”
The awe-inspiring video was uploaded to Facebook by Susy Unica Silvestri, and has since had almost 10,000 shares.
The quarantined Neopolitains also break into songs supporting their local team, SocietÃƒÂ Sportiva Calcio Napoli’s song.
They belt out: “People like us will never give up; people like us will never give up; people like us; people like us; people like us will never give up,’ they chant in unison.
“Come on Italy! Come on Naples! Forever!
“We are all united. Come out on your balconies, out on your balconies! Come out on your balconies, out on your balconies!
“The virus that is facing us will not defeat us… The virus that is facing us will not defeat us!”
In Italy the number of deaths exceeded 1,000 on Thursday with over 15,000 cases confirmed.
It also emerged today thatÃ‚Â Italian medical chief Roberto Stella, who had been struck down by coronavirus, died of the disease aged 67.
The country is currently on lockdown with public events banned, cinemas, gyms and pubs closed, funerals and weddings cancelled and sporting matches including Serie A games suspended.

Within minutes of the announcement, supermarkets and late night stores across Italy reported a surge of panic buying.
Pictures show huge queues of people outside shops as shelves were left empty.
There were also reports of vital medical supplies being looted as chaos grips the country.

The incredible footage shows the quarantined Italians chanting football songs
They belt out their local team’s tune
The currently is under extreme lockdown measures
OndawebTV Top Italian medical chief Roberto Stella, 67, is the latest casualty of the coronavirus after dying on Tuesday night of respiratory failure in Como, Northern Italy[/caption]