Kuwait : Tulu Koota Kuwait felicitates front line workers

Media Release

Kuwait, May 13, 2021:       The current corona pandemic is upending life on a global scale. During this crisis time, the people around the globe are largely confined to their homes with lockdown, businesses and educational institutions shut down in an attempt to contain the virus. At the same time, the front line workers, doctors, nurses, healthcare workers, and medical staff members are daily fighting the battle against COVID-19 from the front.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Putting their own lives at risk with selfless determination for the sake of saving lives, frontline workers are the heroes in these challenging times. Never underestimate the power of one individual.

The Tulu Koota Kuwait (TKK) family, remembers and greatly appreciates the commitment and efforts of all frontline workers and their contribution during these difficult times, both individually and as part of the broader effort to manage this health crisis.

In this effort, Tulu Koota Kuwait, one of the prestigious associations in Kuwait, is always at the forefront in recognizing Tulunadu Covid Warriors, who have been working round the clock in various hospitals in Kuwait to serve the people of homeland and motherland.

Though it was lockdown time and gatherings were prohibited, Tulu Koota Kuwait made an effort to reach them at their homes and honor them with a memento and appreciation certificate. Around 200 Covid warriors, including doctors, nurses, other staff members, were honored, and others who volunteered tirelessly during the pandemic time. It was a small positive gesture undertaken by the TKK to uplift the spirits of the frontline workers for their dedication, hard work and noble deeds.

President, management, and all committee members of Tulu Koota Kuwait wholeheartedly appreciate the selfless service of the beloved health care workers for their continued work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

May 12 is celebrated as International Nurse Day. Tulu Koota Kuwait profusely thanked nurses for taking care of people during the most challenging time.