Parents take their children to dance at the nucleic acid testing site to thank the epidemic prevention personnel. Is it a warm-hearted behavior or an interruption?

I think it's very disturbing for parents to dance with their children at the nucleic acid testing site and thank the epidemic prevention personnel for this behavior. They not only disturb the order at the scene, but also attract onlookers. Such a move will bring great trouble to the epidemic prevention personnel at the inspection site.

There were a lot of people doing nucleic acid testing at the scene. If parents take their children to dance again to thank the epidemic prevention personnel, it will cause unnecessary trouble, and nucleic acid testing is against time, because there are many people waiting in line behind, including those who have jobs and those who go to school. I think the way to thank them is not necessarily to dance on the spot, such as sending water or food to epidemic prevention personnel.