London: England football legend David Beckham thanked all the frontline workers in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic for "another week of hard work".
Beckham took to Instagram and posted a video story in which the star footballer can be seen clapping along with his family.
"Managed to set the phone up this week to get the whole family showing our appreciation for all the frontline workers and our brilliant NHS. Thank you for another week of hard work. #ClapForOurCarers," Beckham wrote in the story.
Earlier, Beckham expressed his gratitude towards "brave healthcare workers” who are working tirelessly and treating patients with COVID-19 during the ongoing pandemic. Beckham has posted a video on Instagram where he can be seen clapping for the health workers along with his kids. “Happy to be able to come together with the whole country to thank the brave healthcare workers and our brilliant NHS working tirelessly in the fight against COVID-19 #ClapForOurCarers @victoriabeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven,” he captioned the video.
The entire world has come to a standstill amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Sports activities have also taken a big hit and almost all the events have been postponed or cancelled, including the Olympics.
Earlier, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp also thanked the health workers for their service. In a video posted on Liverpool’s official Twitter handle, he said: “Myself, the staff and all the players of LFC would like to take this opportunity to deliver a message to say thank you to all the incredible people who work in the health services, all the health workers out there.”
“It’s unbelievable what you are doing and on behalf of all of us at LFC, I would like to say thank you - or, how we would say in Germany, Vielen dank,” he added.
According to the John Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center, the number of people infected with the virus across the world has exceeded 1.5 million with 95,000 deaths.
