A video of three children wearing raincoats and walking in the rain has become a viral sensation in Nepal.
The 17-second video, which was posted on Facebook two days ago, shows the children, all wearing brightly colored raincoats, walking in the rain and ignoring a person who tries to talk to them.
The video has been viewed over 22 million times and has received over 9,100 comments and 4,600 shares.
Where was the video taken?
The video was taken in Surpal, a village in Rolpa district, Nepal.
According to the person who took the video, Lokendra Pun, he was waiting for a bus at the Surpal bus station when he saw the children walking in the rain.
Pun said that he was inspired to take the video because of the children’s carefree attitude and their bright raincoats.
The children in the video are students at the Advance Child Care Center in Surpal.
Why did the video go viral?
The video has been shared widely on social media, with many people commenting on the children’s cuteness and their carefree attitude.
Some people have also commented on the video’s nostalgic value, saying that it reminds them of their own childhood.
Pun has said that he is happy that the video has brought joy to so many people, but he is also disappointed that some people have shared the video without giving him credit.
He said that he had hoped to use the video to raise money for the children, but instead, others have profited from it.
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