Guangdong netizens gave Shenyang anti-epidemic medical staff 42 cups of milk tea. Do you know of any other heart-warming events?

Enthusiastic netizens from Guangdong ordered 42 cups of milk tea for the doctors and nurses in Shenyang who are fighting on the front line of the epidemic. It is understood that this heart-warming takeaway has a special note on it: Don’t call me, I won’t answer. It must be given to Shenyang medical staff as soon as possible. The nurse from Hunnan District Central Hospital who took the takeaway immediately reported it to the head nurse and was excited for a while.

The recent epidemic situation in Shenyang is not optimistic. The number of confirmed cases is increasing every day, and many areas have been classified as medium-risk areas. The Tawan area is completely closed and entry and exit are prohibited. The doctors and nurses working on the front line are also busy from early morning to midnight without stopping for a moment. In order to allow every resident to get tested and to identify suspected cases and close contacts as soon as possible, Shenyang medical staff are working non-stop.

In addition to enthusiastic netizens in Guangdong, there are also many enthusiastic residents who have sent their thoughts to the volunteers and frontline workers. A few extra slices of warm baby, hot dumplings and hot drinks at night are the residents' greatest support and affirmation for the medical staff. Many residents took the initiative to cook dumplings for volunteers or medical staff, because they felt sorry for them because they were busy from morning to night and could not take care of themselves.

There is a photo that has been circulating on the Internet recently. It is a volunteer in a community in Dalian, sticking to his post every day. Came here at six in the morning and left around nine in the evening. I patrol the community every day, give notifications, and sit on the stone bench to rest when I feel tired. The weather in Dalian is like this now, with temperatures reaching minus 20 degrees Celsius outside. Anyone who stands outside for a day will be freezing. But these volunteers stay there for a day, for a whole week, every day. Some residents were so distressed that volunteers refused the offers of food, drink and heating equipment. In the end, I couldn't refuse the residents' special kindness, so I only accepted a small lamp and placed it on the stone bench for lighting. The lonely figure makes people feel distressed.

As the epidemic continues, front-line medical staff and volunteers are the ones who have the hardest time. I hope everyone can strictly abide by the relevant government regulations and requirements and protect themselves. Hope the epidemic will pass soon.