23-year-old Alessia Bonari, learned to work in a hospital called Grosseto in Milan, shared a post on Instagram the day before to show people the difficulty of working in the COVID-19 ward. Bonari, seen in the photo with marks and redness on his face, emphasized how he was affected by the protective equipment they used due to the precautions they took. The young nurse, who conveyed the glasses and mask they used on her face with the photo she took immediately after the completion of the task, also wrote that they had been working without drinking water and going to the toilet for six hours after wearing the care clothes once. Bonari said that they had been under extreme pressure for weeks with all their colleagues at the hospital and were exhausted. In Italy, where more than 10 thousand people have been diagnosed with viruses to date, the young nurse saying to the people following her, “I am afraid, too,” said, “Whatever I am reading to this article, be selfless by seeing the effort we spend, stay at home and thus protect those who will be most affected from the epidemic.” Stating that they are also at risk as young people, Bonari said, “We young people are not immune to the Corona virus, we can also get sick. I have to be aware of the followers and the people they can reach with the words” I don’t have the luxury of going home. ” . Balance sheet looks heavy in Italy
A post shared by Alessia Bonari (@alessiabonari_) on Mar 9, 2020 at 3:22am PDT According to the statement made by the Civil Defense Agency in Italy, the number of people who died due to the Corona virus increased to 631. After the death of 168 people in one day, emergency measures were expanded to the national level due to the virus throughout the country and the country was quarantined. The great panic experienced with this news continued to grow, causing the public to empty the shelves in the markets and looting events in various settlements. The Italian people, who formed the lines of meters in front of the places where food was sold, also flocked to the hospitals. It was reported that it was difficult to struggle with the intensity. In the country where all the shops were closed, funerals were canceled until a second order.
