Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Uzbekistan, along with other countries of the world, is undergoing a coronavirus test. The number of infected in the world has exceeded 14 million people. In the republic, the number of detected cases of COVID-19 infection is more than 17 thousand people, including about 9 400 people have recovered.

This is largely due to the medical professionals who are currently at the forefront of the fight against coronavirus infection (COVID-19). They save lives and perform feats every day like real heroes. This was reported by the press service of the National Movement Yuksalish.

People around the world are expressing gratitude in many ways to doctors who are fighting the pandemic. Many people write "thank you!" on the pavement and express their appreciation on social media. This is admiration for doctors, unconditional reverence, respect and recognition.

As President Shavkat Mirziyoyev noted during a video conference on countering the spread of coronavirus infection, “on the battlefield in the fight against coronavirus, the first blow is taken by medical workers. It is fair to admit one simple truth. If patients receive timely assistance, they will be cured and discharged from the hospital. But healthcare workers cannot leave their workplace until the last patient is healed.

Doctors around the world, including in our country, show devotion to their profession, work day and night for the health of our people, parents, children, which is an example of courage for all of us. "

To express gratitude to the representatives of the healthcare sector of Uzbekistan for their dedication in the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19), the National Movement Yuksalish initiated a flash mob on the theme “Thank you to doctors of Uzbekistan”.

On 21 July 2020, a demonstration of a promotional video was organized on the LED screens of the Humo Arena sports and entertainment complex and the Hilton hotel in Tashkent. The action was broadcasted live on television and through social networks.

It should be noted that similar campaigns in support of medical workers were held in many countries of the world.