So many medical staff support Wuhan, where do they live after work?

The outbreak of the Wuhan epidemic has also shown us the unity of China people, who are united as one in order to get rid of the epidemic as soon as possible. A few days before the Chinese New Year, medical staff from all over the country have set foot on the journey of Wuhan, supporting Wuhan with their own practical actions, covering one province and one city. In other words, to support medical staff in Wuhan, a province helps a city in Hubei. Many people may wonder, where do so many medical staff live after work?

One: In the hospital corridor.

In Wu Hanyou, many hospitals that treat critically ill patients are also the hardest hit areas. The medical staff who support Wuhan can be said to be the most tired because there are too many patients. So for them, staying in the hospital for 24 hours is nothing. Moreover, patients will not choose the time, even in the middle of the night, patients or infected people will send them. So many medical staff didn't have a rest. When they were tired, they couldn't keep going, so they rested in the corridor.

Two: lie down in the office for a while.

Many medical staff who support Hubei are too tired from their daily work, and everyone has no rest. They all take care of the patients heart and soul, and have never said anything about not leaving work. They will continue to work in the hospital as long as possible. I really can't stand it. Just lie on the desk in the office for a while and often work until midnight.

Three: local hotels.

In order to give medical staff a better rest and treat more patients, many hotel owners also support Wuhan with practical actions. Even though I know that I will lose a lot, I am still duty-bound. Living with the free medical staff in the local hotel can also give them a little rest.

The medical staff who rushed to the front line are worthy of our respect, and the rear staff who paid silently are also great. Everyone is contributing to Wuhan. I believe that in the near future, the haze will eventually dissipate.