The recent outbreak of Newcastle Pneumonia (CCP) in India is out of control, with a record number of new diagnoses and deaths in consecutive days, and the epidemic is worsening at a rate that outsiders can hardly imagine. In the face of such a horrific epidemic, health care workers are undoubtedly at the forefront of fear. An Indian doctor recently tweeted a photo of him taking off his protective jacket and his shirt soaked in sweat, which touched countless netizens and has attracted more than 130,000 likes.
The company’s main business is to provide a wide range of products and services to its customers. Mawarana also tweeted, “I am proud to serve the nation”.
Mawarana noted that health care workers often have to be in close contact with patients diagnosed with the disease, and that they are also human beings who are afraid of being infected. He also tweeted a photo of his parents getting vaccinated for the new crown, sincerely urging the Indian public to get vaccinated and comply with epidemic prevention regulations to weather the crisis together.
The photo of Mawarana then triggered a hot debate and caused a wild rumor, many netizens left messages to cheer for the medical care. At present, 134,000 people have pressed the like button, 17,000 people retweeted.
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