Healthcare worker-couple in hazmat suits and masks share emotional moment in hospital. Viral pic
The viral picture shows a healthcare worker-couple sharing an emotional moment in a hospital.
The internet is in an emotional state of mind after a picture of a healthcare worker-couple surfaced on social media. Sudha Ramen of the Indian Forest Service shared the picture of the couple on Twitter and paid tribute to first responders, who are at the forefront of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The picture shows the couple, in hazmat suits, protective gear and gloves, holding each other's faces in an intense moment in the hospital.
"To all the healthcare personnel across the globe, salute. This picture of a couple who work day and night to fight Covid-19 speaks volumes. They can touch each other only when they are in protective gears," Sudha Ramen said in the caption of her post, adding that they are 'corona warriors'.
See the post here:
To all the Health care personnels across the globe.. Salutes and on
#WorldHealthDay
This picture of a couple who work day & night to fight COVID speaks volumes. They can touch each other only when they are in the protective gears. #COVIDWarriors #Inspiration pic.twitter.com/0knAjBJLXN Sudha Ramen IFS (@SudhaRamenIFS) April 7, 2020
The picture, so far, has garnered over 700 likes and is being frequently circulated across social media.
"The picture speaks a thousand words," a user said in the comments section. Another added, "Love for the soul and their profession".
See the comments on the post here:
The picture speaks a thousand words #HealthcareHeroes Vipul Jain (@vipuljain1) April 7, 2020
Love for the soul and their profession (@thamizhtweetz) April 7, 2020
DR DHANANJAY SHIVAJI MORE (@DHANANJAYSHIV19) April 7, 2020
anil goel (@1967Anil) April 7, 2020
Respect Ritika Vishwakarma (@ritika_vish) April 8, 2020
Sudarsan Yennamalli M. (@ijovr) April 8, 2020
Amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, emergency responders including doctors, nurses and healthcare workers are working tirelessly by putting their lives at stake to treat Covid-19 patients.
The novel coronavirus, which was first reported in China's Wuhan city in December 2019, has claimed over 82,000 lives globally and infected over 14 lakh people so far. The number of confirmed cases in India has crossed the 5000-mark while over 100 people have died due to Covid-19 in the country.
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