Laguna frontliners have to improvise for their PPEs
Wearing improvised PPEs or personal protective equipment, these Laguna frontliners fighting against COVID-19 caught the attention of many netizens.
Those who are in the medical field taking care of patients in hospitals and clinics amid the coronavirus outbreak had to wear protection for themselves as well. However, frontliners in the province of Laguna already run out of PPEs that is why they needed to improvise in order for them not to get infected also.
Netizen Tes Depano, who is working at St. Jude Hospital in Los Banos, Laguna shared photos of frontliners wearing PPEs made from plastics. The netizen called out the attention of the Department of Health (DOH) as well as those who are in the private sectors who could donate PPEs to the Laguna frontliners.
“Naubos na po kasi ang PPE namin sa kaming hospital at wala na aming mabilihan. Kaya nag improvise na lang kami para kahit papaano mapanatiling ligtas ang aming mga staff,” Depano shared. She also thanked the untiring support and effort of frontliners in their province.
This post of Depano caught the attention of several netizens. Her post already has 12 thousand reactions, more than a thousand comments, and 10 thousand shares.
Several netizens commended the frontliners for still doing their job amid the lack of equipment. There were also those who called the attention of politicians who might help the staff in the said hospital. Some were touched upon knowing the dedication of these frontliners to serve their fellow Filipinos. Here are some of the comments.
“Im so proud of you all. Godbless sa inying lahat.” – FB user Nenita Mortel
“Salute sa inyo! Kahit magmukha kayong katawa-tawa and kahit hindi komportable, you still manage to do your job.. prayers for your safety.” – FB user Lo Ry Lie
“It isn’t stupid if it works. Nakakatawa but at the same time nakakatuwa ang pagiging resourceful.” – FB user Cion Salvacion
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