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Sgeulachdan a’ Ghlasaidh (Life in Lockdown)

Episode 3 of 13

Dealbh onarach de na h-amannan as fheàrr agus as miosa bho measgachadh de dhaoine rè àm a’ ghlasaidh. A refreshingly honest depiction of the highs and lows of lockdown from all walks of life.

Tha staing a’ choròna-bhìorais air barrachd ùpraid adhbharachadh air feadh an t-saoghail na tha galar sam bith eile ann an còrr air ceud bliadhna. B’ e bhìoras a bh’ ann a thàinig gun chuireadh ’s gun mòran rabhaidh agus a chuir ar saoghal bun os cionn, a’ marbhadh àireamhan mhòr de dhaoine aig an aon àm.

Anns an t-sreath seo de dhà phàirt, tha sinn ag innse sgeulachd a’ ghlasaidh tro shùilean taghadh de dhaoine bho air feadh Alba, cuide ri beachdan bho phàirtean eile den t-saoghal, a’ toirt sealladh sònraichte dhan luchd-amhairc tro chunntasan mionaideach agus pearsanta.
Dealbh onarach de na h-amannan as fheàrr agus as miosa rè àm a’ ghlasaidh bho measgachadh de dhaoine, cuid a th’ air a bhith a’ fulang leis a’ bhìoras, an fheadhainn a th’ air a bhith ag obair na mheadhan, agus cuid eile a th’ air a bhith gan dìon fhèin, a’ ceasnachadh ciamar a tha iadsan air a bhith a’ dèiligeadh ri cuingealachadh tron t-suidheachadh do-chreidsinneach seo.

The Coronavirus outbreak has caused more chaos and disruption in comparison to any health crisis in over a century. A virus which came uninvited and without much warning disrupted the world order and claimed a terrifying number of lives in the process.

In this two-part series, we document the story of lockdown through the eyes of a selection of people from across Scotland, as well as viewpoints from other parts of the world, bringing the audience a unique insight through detailed personal accounts.

A refreshingly honest depiction of the highs and lows of lockdown from all walks of life, some of whom have first hand experience of the virus, some who are frontline workers and others who have been shielding, questioning how they have coped with the restrictions imposed during this unprecedented situation.

In Gaelic with English subtitles

45 minutes

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