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Italians in Rome sing 'Bella Ciao' as virus lockdown continues

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Rome residents sing classic Italian song 'Bella Ciao' from their windows and balconies as the city remains under lockdown to contain a coronavirus outbreak which has killed over 7,000 worldwide. IMAGES

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