Frontliners Spotted Riding Bicycle Amid Transpo Ban Goes Viral
Photos of three frontliners spotted riding bicycles on their way to hospital amid transportation ban due to EQC earned praise online.
Due to the enhanced quarantine community around the country to combat the rising cases of coronavirus (COVID-19), people are strictly prohibited from leaving their homes as well as public transport. As a result, many people are affected and suffering because most are unable to work and have nothing to feed their loved ones.
Our fellow frontliners, like doctors, nurses and soldiers who are willing to sacrifice their own lives, have only twice as much to do to cure those affected by the v1rus. However, the picture of the three nurses went viral on social media where they were riding a bicycle to their hospital.
Recently, in a Facebook post of a concerned netizen named Aldo Nelbert Banaynal, he shares photos of medical workers. According to Banaynal, the three nurses are heading to Chong Hua Hospital in Cebu.
In his post, Banaynal notice that their bicycles seemed to be the same, so he asked if they had just rented them and they replied it was given by a good lawyer to them. They said that they have a bus service but it is limited and the airline does not match their schedule.
“Spotted Three frontliners (2 nurses and an orderly) braving to pedal the whole stretch of Talamban road. When they rested, i approached and asked them from which hospital theyre from. Im shocked to know that they came way back from Chong Hua in Fuente.” Written in his post.
His post has gone viral on social media as many netizens praise the hardworking medical workers who are taking risk just to fulfill their duties to serve fellow countrymen amid the pandemic crisis.
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