It was a feeling of completeness to share the responsibility with my fellow colleagues to fight this crisis. Being a part of the frontline caregivers, I got the scope to witness the helplessness of the victims and their family members. And it requires great dedication towards the fraternity to treat the patients.

Today front line is working on social cause and front line is highly motivated group of people.

Yes, an inherent motivation is driving us all.

By closely watching COVID-19 on the front line as doctors, we have seen a very thin line separating life and death.

Seen and felt most emotions- some of which I had not imagined. But, a positive attitude and hope keeps you mentally healthy

I totally agree with you Sir Muhammad Yousuf and Dr Pranav.

It's a motivational one with mixed feelings of the scientific facts behind the disease and the social acceptability of the disease by the general public.

Feeling proud as a Frontline worker. God has given us a chance to serve the country and people also have respects for doctors.

It's been very challenging because this a fight you have to fight and win especially when it's not easy to persuade people to adhere to all the precautionary measures highlighted by WHO.

C'est une expérience magnifique, dans le sens où cette pandémie nous permettra d'être beaucoup plus préventives aux susceptibles maladies qui pourraient surgir dans l'avenir. Les scientifiques devrons être encore mieux outillés quant à ce.

Have no good experience but heared that facing of covid situation is very difficulty and tough

I m in covid icu for continuous 2 mth without break. Felt bit uneasyness for few days in the start, now no issues to work 6 hrs in a day