Video | Curfew concert
To liven up quiet curfew nights, Mohamed puts on impromptu concerts from his balcony.
Mohamed Adel, a university student from Haram, has been playing his violin from his balcony since night-time curfews were enforced in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19. Mohamed bows his violin to amplified backing tracks which he mixes on his laptop, as his neighbors enjoy the performance from their balconies or the empty street below.
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