The tiny female warrior struggled to climb into the disinfecting spray car that "caused a storm" MXH

After sharing on MXH, this image quickly became viral and was loved by netizens.

Saigon is straining against the epidemic, the hardships of the soldiers on the front lines against the epidemic have multiplied. However, there was never a moment when they were afraid or faltered in the face of difficulties. Through social networks, cute images from the epidemic center are still spreading day by day, spreading the positive energy, optimism and love of life of the "white shirt warriors".

Recently, Tiktok users also shared a clip of a female volunteer "struggling" to climb into a disinfecting spray car, making the online community both sad and funny. It's not that this disinfecting car's platform is too high, but the female volunteer's height is "limited" plus the protective suit, so she struggled forever and still could not climb into the car.

After sharing on MXH, this image quickly became viral and was loved by netizens.

"I see that the camera is still covering my face with my hand. It's so cute. I wish you good health, keep up the spirit of fighting Covid, sister."

"Dwarf mushroom is cute, although small, but strong. Looking at you, you want to faint".

"Must have brought a chair for me to climb on. It's so sad to see you."

According to research, the characters on this pickup truck belong to the Saigon Rapid Response Team, which is bringing back the volunteers of the disinfecting spray team after completing the task.

After only a few hours, the special moment quickly spread throughout the online forums. The photo moved many people to tears at the silent contributions and sacrifices of the members of the Covid-19 epidemic prevention team in Saigon.

It is known that the mobile disinfecting spray truck fleet was established in the context of the city straining against the pandemic, within the framework of the volunteer young scientific intellectual program.

This activity has gathered many classes of young people, students, young intellectuals, office workers, freelance workers... to join hands to f.ight the epidemic. After 10 days, nearly 130 pickup trucks with more than 300 volunteers registered to operate.

Every day, the quick response team mobilizes 20 vehicles and 100 volunteers, using more than 5000 liters of Anolyte solution prepared, manufactured, and organized by the Center for Young Science and Technology Development, and sprayed bacteria in the areas. isolation, market, alley...

Such beautiful images of the anti-epidemic team are not uncommon. Earlier, social media users also shared the moment a doctor was not afraid to dance to distract the attention of a g.irl taking a test sample. This action immediately received many compliments from netizens.

In recent days, some localities across the country have been affected by tropical depressions, causing heavy rains. Adverse weather has made it difficult for officials and soldiers on duty at the checkpoints to prevent and control the epidemic.

A large thunderstorm suddenly hit a makeshift shack set up at a quarantine checkpoint in My Tho City, Tien Giang, causing torrential rain to flow inside. The wind was so strong that it shook and tore off the roof of the shack.

Immediately, the officers and soldiers on duty here had to soak in the rain, trying to use human strength to keep the camp, all furniture was soaked.

After the clip was posted, many people expressed their sorrow for the hard work of the soldiers who are on duty day and night. At the same time, I would like to express my deep gratitude to the anti-epidemic force as well as call on everyone to raise awareness of epidemic prevention so that the Covid-19 wave is soon repelled.

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