Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga recently took to Twitter to share a viral video which captures the true spirit of humanity. The 33-second-long video shows stranded passengers returning home on a special Mizoram-bound train giving away their food to Assam floods victims walking along the railway track.
The image shows the passengers giving food to the Assam flood victims. (screengrab)
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“The following viral WhatsApp video is all about stranded Mizos on their way from Bangalore sharing their eatables along the railway track for flood affected people on their way to #Mizoram and, it just made my day!” the chief minister tweeted. Several others are also widely sharing the clip across different social media platforms.
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Needless to say, the act of humanity shown in the video has received praise from people. Expressing this, a Twitter user wrote, “A small act of love, a great example of living in a troubled world!”
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Needless to say, the act of humanity shown in the video has received praise from people. Expressing this, a Twitter user wrote, “A small act of love, a great example of living in a troubled world!”
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“I praise them for their standards of humanity,” expressed another. “Isn’t it a proof that humanity is alive?” tweeted a third.
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Wishing it to be a lesson for all, a Twitter user shared, “Let the good done by these wonderful people be a blessing and a strength for the world”. Another tweeted, “Big hearted stuff… vow! Loved it.”
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