The special efforts made by the Indian Embassy to bring back Annem Jayothi to India who was struct at Wuhan province from where coronavirus was originated had left her family and friends in a state of joy as they were very concerned about her health.
She had safely landed at the Delhi Airport by boarding a special relief flight that was sent from India. However, she will go to her native place after two weeks if the quarantine period gets completed.
Her fiance Amarnath Reddy seems to be very happy with her reaching India and said, "We are very happy that Jyothi has been brought back to India safely. Currently she has been sent to the military medical camp where she will be kept under observation. It is said she has to stay for a fortnight at the medical camp. Those who came to India from China earlier than Jayothi too were also kept at medical camp for a period of 20 daysâ.
Jyothi who works with the TCS has gone to Wuhan city as part of her job training and unable to make a comeback with the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus. The officials of China did not let her go to India as along with her one other also showed the early symptoms of COVID-19.
She had safely landed at the Delhi Airport by boarding a special relief flight that was sent from India. However, she will go to her native place after two weeks if the quarantine period gets completed.
Her fiance Amarnath Reddy seems to be very happy with her reaching India and said, "We are very happy that Jyothi has been brought back to India safely. Currently she has been sent to the military medical camp where she will be kept under observation. It is said she has to stay for a fortnight at the medical camp. Those who came to India from China earlier than Jayothi too were also kept at medical camp for a period of 20 daysâ.
Jyothi who works with the TCS has gone to Wuhan city as part of her job training and unable to make a comeback with the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus. The officials of China did not let her go to India as along with her one other also showed the early symptoms of COVID-19.