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The feeling here is palpable shock - BBC reports from Vatican


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BBC reporter Sofia Bettiza spoke with people gathered in St Peter's Square.

The video at the provided URL features a segment from BBC News about a unique initiative in Japan aimed at addressing the issue of loneliness among the elderly. In the city of Tokamachi, a group of volunteers has started a program where they dress up as clowns to visit and entertain elderly residents in care homes. The clowns perform various acts, including magic tricks and balloon animals, to bring joy and laughter to the seniors, many of whom live far from their families. The initiative not only helps combat the isolation felt by the elderly but also fosters a sense of community and connection. The volunteers express that seeing the smiles on the residents' faces is a rewarding experience, highlighting the positive impact of their efforts.

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