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Out with chimney, in with Internet: Santas in Hungary hear kids’ wishes online

One of the Hungarian companies that normally rents out Santas for families and business events has come up with several forms of COVID-19-proof meetings.

Published on: Dec 3, 2020, 15:49:46 IST
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With Hungary under partial lockdown to curb a surge in COVID-19 cases, several local companies have started offering online meetings with Santa Claus for children holed up at home with their families.

An assistant helps Pal Pillmayer, dressed as Santa Claus, as he prepares to interact with children by video chat. (REUTERS)
An assistant helps Pal Pillmayer, dressed as Santa Claus, as he prepares to interact with children by video chat. (REUTERS)

One of the Hungarian companies that normally rents out Santas for families and business events has come up with several forms of COVID-19-proof meetings.

They pre-record personalised messages and send them by post or provide online sessions with Santa greeting children from his home office with a Christmas tree and festive lights glistening in the background.

Pal Pillmayer, dressed as Santa Claus.

“Which child would expect that while watching some video on a laptop with Mom and Dad, suddenly Santa appears live and calls them by their names,” one of the Santas, Pal Pillmayer said.

Janos Nemes, dressed as Santa Claus, waves as he interacts with children by video.

Janos Nemes, a pensioner and part-time Santa, who sat in a studio for a whole day recording messages for children said he will miss greeting them.

“I do miss the magic and the sometimes very moving personal meetings.”

 
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