'We all stand together' - Second message of hope drawn in sand at Sunderland's Seaburn Beach
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Spotted on the sand at Seaburn, the message of unity was etched into the sand, waiting to greet people who took their daily exercise on the promenade on Thursday, March 26.
The messages were captured on camera by Echo photographer Stu Norton on Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week ordered families across the UK to stay in their homes to protect themselves, others and the NHS as the coronavirus outbreak continues.
You are allowed outside once a day for exercise, to shop for essentials, to tend to medical needs and for unavoidable travel to and from work, where you cannot work from home.
Meanwhile, customers visiting the nearby Morrisons store at Seaburn were spotted queueing at a safe distance from one another, with large gaps between their trolleys.