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Let's Appreciate Doctors For Their Great Efforts
By: Tupaki Desk | 23 March 2020 10:49 AM GMT
Whenever an outbreak of a deadly virus erupts we only talk about the patients and the struggle and pain they go through. Everyone bats a blind eye towards the doctors who treat the patients not fearing the spread of the virus.
Talking about the phenomenal coronavirus which was later dubbed as Covid-19 by the World Health Organisation it was the doctors who rendered their services with utmost proficiency when it comes to treating the patients.
Discussing the same the Italian doctors issued a plea to the world that as the reports on the health condition are turning out to be heartbreaking, everyone should develop hygiene so that the virus won't spread.
The doctors and nurses in Italy who are treating the patients have termed the situation as "war". "We are here 12 hours a day. Only, we are going home for a few hours and come back here for the work, because we are here for the patients," they said.
"Fifty percent of our patients in the intensive care unit, which are the most severe patients, are over 65 years old. But that means that the other 50 percent of our patients are younger than 65," they added.
Talking about the phenomenal coronavirus which was later dubbed as Covid-19 by the World Health Organisation it was the doctors who rendered their services with utmost proficiency when it comes to treating the patients.
Discussing the same the Italian doctors issued a plea to the world that as the reports on the health condition are turning out to be heartbreaking, everyone should develop hygiene so that the virus won't spread.
The doctors and nurses in Italy who are treating the patients have termed the situation as "war". "We are here 12 hours a day. Only, we are going home for a few hours and come back here for the work, because we are here for the patients," they said.
"Fifty percent of our patients in the intensive care unit, which are the most severe patients, are over 65 years old. But that means that the other 50 percent of our patients are younger than 65," they added.
