Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday took to Twitter and lauded the many ways in which the Indian healthcare system is tackling the coronavirus challenge.
The prime minister retweeted posts where netizens shared stories of how the outbreak has been handled by the authorities.
“Many people are highlighting different aspects of how India is combating COVID-19. This is certainly boosting the morale of all those doctors, nurses, municipal workers, airport staff and all other remarkable people at the forefront of fighting COVID-19. #IndiaFightsCorona,” the prime minister tweeted out.
A Twitter user p[osted out expressing his satisfaction with authorities’ work in battling coronavirus and said that he was “super-impressed!”
“The local PHC health official visited to check on my health as I had returned from Singapore recently on 07-March. The forms we fill at immigration are being used #coronavirus Thank you for being so pro-active!” his post on Twitter read.
The prime minister responded to the tweet posting that authorities are working in sync at all level to ensure COVID-19 does not spread.
“No stone is being left unturned to ensure people are healthy,” he said.
PM Modi also posted that “avoiding non-essential travel and minimising social outings are welcome steps” and a “wise call”.
“Our doctors, nurses, healthcare workers are putting great efforts. They are out there, helping people. We will always cherish their contribution,” the prime minister posted in response to another tweet.
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