A day in the life of Frontline Corona Warriors

While we are safe at home, some people are toiling day in and day out to fight the pandemic and the other set of challenges it brings along. As the infection spreads to the majority of the states, increased shortage of food and essentials in the daily wage community is inevitable. A lot of things ranging from economy, supplies to medical aid are on the brink of collapse. In times like these, Corona Warriors in the form of heroes emerge and help contain the crisis. We reached out to the country’s first responders to find how they are braving this pandemic with a smile on their face. Read to have a peek at their story:

[row]

[column size=’1/3′]

Defeating Coronavirus, one case at a time.

Dr Krishna Singh

Head of COVID-19 Response Team
Chirayu Hospital, Madhya Pradesh

[button style=” url=’https://www.theoptimistcitizen.com/defeating-covid-19-one-case-at-a-time/’ arrow=’true’ fullwidth=’true’]Read Story[/button]

[/column] [column size=’1/3′]

Feeding the hungry all day without even a drop of water

Saiem Khan

Food Warrior
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

[button style=” url=’https://www.theoptimistcitizen.com/feeding-the-hungry-all-day-without-even-a-drop-of-water/’ arrow=’true’ fullwidth=’true’]Read Story[/button] [/column] [column size=’1/3′]

Not letting Doctors sleep hungry, even if they do

Ravi Neware

Food Warrior
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

[button style=” url=’https://www.theoptimistcitizen.com/the-young-boy-from-a-slum-who-made-sure-that-the-doctors-didnt-sleep-hungry/’ arrow=’true’ fullwidth=’true’]Read Story[/button] [/column] [/row] [su_divider style=”dashed” size=”1″] [su_button url=”https://www.theoptimistcitizen.com/issue-45/” background=”#b40118″ size=”7″ wide=”yes” center=”yes” text_shadow=”0px 0px 0px #000000″]GO BACK TO ISSUE-45 INDEX[/su_button]