Xinjiang medical care sweat rushed out of protective clothing. How tired are they?

At the beginning of 2020, China suffered from the COVID-19 epidemic, and local governments announced the closure of cities and villages one after another, which made the whole people stay at home and were not allowed to go out, especially in Wuhan. At that time, there were more and more cases of patients in COVID-19, which worried many people, but there was always a group of people who carried the burden for us and protected us. It was precisely because of their efforts that the task of fighting the epidemic would be completed as soon as possible. After the COVID-19 epidemic in the whole country stabilized, all parts of the country were unsealed one after another, and the roads were filled with people's joyful atmosphere, and they were also happy for the victory of the epidemic.

But it hasn't stabilized. A new wave of COVID-19 epidemic has appeared in Beijing for a long time. Fortunately, it was discovered in time, which did not lead to the spread of this epidemic and finally stabilized. However, the COVID-19 epidemic seems to have given us a sniper battle. As soon as the epidemic situation in Beijing improved, many COVID-19 patients appeared in Urumqi, Xinjiang, forcing the local government to order the closure of the city. Today, the epidemic situation in Xinjiang has not stabilized.

Many medical staff also try their best to fight in the front line. Some time ago, I saw a doctor on the Internet, who lifted his trouser legs and sweated when he was resting. You can imagine how painful they are, because they don't want to waste too much protective clothing, so they wear diapers all day. In such hot weather, we can imagine wearing airtight clothes

Some of them are always in the front line of fighting the epidemic. They deserve our remembrance, and their dedication deserves our admiration. I also hope that we can treat medical staff better in the future and don't let those medical incidents happen again, because they are angels of our time.