On Saturday, Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon posted a video on Instagram. In the video, she talked about how healthcare workers have been suffering and cases of violence on them are rising. People like us should take an initiative to support, thank and safeguard them.
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She posted the video with a caption:
“#jeetegaindia #jeetenge hum #jeetegaindiajeetengehum #thankyou #medicalcommunity I nominate @sonu_sood @theshilpashetty @thejohnabraham Friends,As we come together to fight the challenges posed by the Coronavirus Pandemic,I would like you to think of all those doctors, nurses and health-workers, quietly working with diligence and dignity,away from their homes and families,so that our present and future remains secure,”
The rising violence cases on doctors and medical staff has made all of us worried:
“Lately we have all heard unfortunate reports of our healthcare workers being harassed and attacked.This is a tragic happening we must all confront together. Please do not fall prey to fake news and false rumours, which may fuel violence against our medical community.”
Joining friends Raveen Tandon’s tag, Shilpa Shetty joined the campaign and stood for the cause.
Shilpa Shetty shared the video with a caption:
“Thank you my dear, @officialraveenatandon for nominating me and making me a part of this amazing initiative of yours. To all my fellow citizens, please look out and stand up for the warriors who are tirelessly working round the clock to keep our community safe. It’s a humble request to please treat these heroes with respect, debunk myths & false rumours, and stop the spread of fake news at your own levels. Let’s do our bit too! It’s time to stand united against this pandemic. I nominate @shamitashetty_official and @farahkhankunder to take this cause forward.”
Sonu Sood also appealed for doctor’s safety through this video:
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Currently, the cases of COVID-19 have touched 27000+ cases with 872 deaths so far.