The spread of coronavirus is very less in India when compared to other countries. That too, provided the size (both population and land) of the nation, the pandemic has not affected many here, as against its deadly impact in smaller and developed countries in the Europe.
This is because of the proactive steps being taken by the Central and the State governments. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on has said there has been a coordinated response to the coronavirus outbreak and asserted that ”no stone is being left unturned” to ensure people are healthy.
Modi also hailed the contribution of doctors, nurses and healthcare workers in fighting the virus and said the country will always cherish their contribution. He also tagged tweets of various people highlighting the different aspects of how India is combating COVID-19.
In a series of tweets with the hashtag ”India Fights Corona”, Modi said the encouragement from people highlighting the steps being taken to combat the virus is boosting the morale of all those doctors, nurses, municipal workers, airport staff and all other remarkable people at the forefront of the fight.
Responding to a tweet by a man saying that he has ‘cancelled all my meetings and suspended all business travel’, the Prime Minister said, ‘A wise call.
Avoiding non-essential travel and minimising social outings are welcome steps.
”At all levels, various authorities are working in sync to ensure COVID-19 does not spread. No stone is being left unturned to ensure people are healthy,” Modi said.
He said responsible citizens can add great strength to the fight against COVID-19.
”I am sure our citizens will not do anything that puts the lives of others in danger. Our doctors, nurses, healthcare workers are putting great efforts. They are out there, helping people. We will always cherish their contribution,” the Prime Minister said.
It is a united and coordinated response from everyone and this shows the strong spirit of the nation in such situations.