Message Of Hope In The Alps

The text message and images of hope and optimism are illuminated on the slopes of the Matterhorn as Covid-19 is raging around the world.
Message of hope in the Alps
The messages included a heart shape, the words Hope (Hope), Stayhome (At Home), projected by the government on the slopes of the Matterhorn, Alps. The performer is the Swiss lighting artist Gerry Hofstetter. He is a person who has done many lighting programs on buildings, structures and mountains. In the photo is a bright heart shape in the sky, taken on March 26

. This is a meaningful work to send words of encouragement and inspiration to those who are treating Covid-19 and to support the solidarity of the people of this country. Photo: Valentin Flauraud / AP.
The words shine under the starry night sky The lighting is performed every night, from sunset until 23:00 and lasts until April 19, on the slopes of Matterhorn, where the famous ski resort is located in the Swiss town of Zermatt.



Photo: Valentin Flauraud / AP.
Stayhome's message advises people to stay at home, away from crowded places to prevent the spread of disease. Representatives of the town said they wanted to thank those who were directly participating in the battle against Covid-19. Those are doctors, doctors; Logistic staff and residents at home are changing their living habits to help fight the epidemic. Photo: Valentin Flauraud / AP.
Light shows seen from the Zermatt town community. Restaurants, bars, shops and cruise ships across the country have been ordered to close in an attempt to stem the Covid-19 outbreak This directive is valid until April 19 and there will be new notices depending on the evolution of the epidemic.



Photo: Valentin Flauraud / AP.
Not the highest mountain in the Alps but the snow-capped Matterhorn is one of the country's most famous, iconic landmarks. This pyramid-shaped mountain has an elevation of 4,478 meters above sea level; steep slopes. Therefore, climbing is not a small challenge for sports lovers. "Be as strong as the Matterhorn, hold on until the storm passes," was also the intention of the program. Photo: Valentin Flauraud / AP.
As of March 27, Switzerland had 11,800 nCoV infections with 191 deaths. This is one of the countries most heavily affected by the Covid-19 epidemic.



Photo: Zermatt Tourismus
Swiss residents and visitors from all over the world can watch the show live via the Zermatt.ch website or Instagram: Switzerland Tourism. Photo: Zermatt Tourismus.
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