NewDelhi Memetik portal India Today, petugas barisan hadapan JP Hospital, Dr Sachin Nayak tidak pulang ke rumah selepas tamat bertugas.
Memetik portal India Today, petugas barisan hadapan JP Hospital, Dr Sachin Nayak tidak pulang ke rumah selepas tamat bertugas.Dia turut memenuhkan bekalan makanan di dalam kereta itu untuk keperluan harian selain menyediakan buku sebagai bahan bacaan.
Menurut doktor itu, pada masa lapang, dia membaca buku dan menghubungi keluarga menerusi panggilan video.“Apabila kes pertama Covid-19 dilaporkan di Bhopal, saya tidak takut sangat.“Jadi, saya ambil keputusan tinggal dalam kereta buat sementara waktu,” katanya. Gambar dia menjalani kehidupan di kereta itu tular hingga mendapat perhatian Ketua Menteri Madhya Pradesh, Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Dalam ciapan di Twitter, Chouhan memberi penghormatan atas inisiatif dan semangat doktor berkenaan dalam memerangi wabak.“Jika kita semua berterusan dengan cara ini, kita mampu memenangi peperangan ini lebih cepat.Artikel ini disiarkan pada : Rabu, 15 April 2020 @ 7:05 AM
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