Maharashtra CM Asks Retired Army Health Personnel To Join The Fight Against COVID-19
Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray appealed to retired military health workers to join the state government’s effort to deal with the outbreak of coronavirus.
Uddhav Thackeray said, “I want to appeal to all retired military personnel who have experience in the medical field, nurses, ward boys and training, but have not worked for some reason you must come forward to join us.”
He said, “All these people can reach us through CovidYoddha@gmail.com. This email ID should not be used to send any complaints.”
Thackeray also said, “I have been receiving news from around the world through news channels that things have become normal in Wuhan (China) and the restrictions are being lifted. It’s good news. This means things can be better with time.”
He said, “I understand that people are facing a variety of issues while at home. People are getting bored. I am sorry about this but there is no option but to stay at home to defeat COVID-19, “he said.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra has reached 1018, according to data from the website of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Wednesday.
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