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The song by Pam Luster reinforces the sensitizing message in French, Mooré, Dioula, - two of the most spoken local languages in Burkina Faso- and sign language to inform people about the symptoms of COVID-19 and invite them to strictly follow preventive measures.
The sign language along with the three spoken languages promotes inclusivity and allows for the maximum number of people to appropriate the message through the song, which will encourage them to become involved in the collective fight against the global pandemic.
The #DontGoViral campaign is an online campaign to crowdsource local openly licensed content to inform communities across Africa about COVID-19. All submissions to #DontGoViral will adhere to a Creative Commons License and will be released to the public so they can be remixed, adapted, translated, and disseminated. Participants will also be requested to ensure that all themes and guidelines expressed conform with official health agency and WHO recommendations.
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