Prince Charles dances the 'Hokey Cokey' in Sri Lanka
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Britain's Prince Charles's tour of the Indian sub-continent drew to a close on Saturday (November 16), and it seemed he was in the mood for a dance as he visited a center for mentally and physically disabled children.
The Prince of Wales, the heir to the British throne, joined hands with children in a music class at the MENCAFEP school for mentally handicapped children in Nuwara Eliya.
He danced along as they sang the traditional "Hokey Cokey" song.
Wearing a garland of orchids, he carried on with the dance for several verses.
Britain's Prince Charles's tour of the Indian sub-continent drew to a close on Saturday (November 16), and it seemed he was in the mood for a dance as he visited a center for mentally and physically disabled children.
The Prince of Wales, the heir to the British throne, joined hands with children in a music class at the MENCAFEP school for mentally handicapped children in Nuwara Eliya.
He danced along as they sang the traditional "Hokey Cokey" song.
Wearing a garland of orchids, he carried on with the dance for several verses.