Shedding tears in a clip begging in the middle of the night: "There's oxygen, mom, don't leave me"

The cry for help tearing the heart of a child in the middle of the night made many people unable to hold back their tears.

As of 6pm on August 22, the National System for COVID-19 Case Management recorded 11,214 new infections of SARS-CoV-2. City only. Ho Chi Minh City had 4,193 cases, an increase of 109 cases. Facing overcrowding, many facilities do not have enough medical equipment and beds to serve people, and F0 cases are also encouraged to self-monitor at home. On social forums, posts asking for help for medicine and oxygen ventilators appear more and more. The talking numbers have partly reflected the complicated development and danger of the epidemic.

Late on August 22, social media shared a heartbreaking moment when a middle-aged woman burst into tears, begging to save her mother's life. It is known that while medical staff were installing a ventilator, the mother fell unconscious.

She hugged her mother lying on the ground, constantly encouraging her to overcome the illness: "There's oxygen, Mom. Mom, don't leave me, try to go to the hospital in the morning, mom. Will your mother die? ". While the son was confused, the medical staff calmly asked about the situation, calmly explaining that everything was okay. It can be seen that waiting for the oxygen tank for her mother was very hard. Before the moment of life and death, this is like a lifeline to help the weak. Everyone feels the sacred maternal love and sympathizes with the single situation of mother and daughter.

Just a short video is enough to take away the tears of so many people. Under the comments, most of the online community prayed for the girl's family, hoping that the epidemic would soon pass: "I pray that the epidemic will pass quickly so that everyone can reduce their suffering and return to normal life", "I'm so sorry. Please try to hope that Uncle will recover soon", "I pray that the accident will be over, the epidemic will pass quickly", "I hope that the family who is using oxygen tanks from the relief team when their loved ones are in danger , no need to breathe oxygen anymore when watching videos like this, please return the tank to the charity team so they can support so many families. Amitabha Buddha",...

Not long ago, on social networks also spread the tragic story of a girl shared by Doctor Nguyen Dang Duy Hoan (a volunteer doctor participating in the fight against epidemics in Ho Chi Minh City).

Doctor Hoan said that the incident happened on the morning of July 21, in Ward 5, District 8, Ho Chi Minh City. The girl in the story is Nguyen Chau Kim N., 8 years old.

Seeing his mother dying in critical condition, he directly called his volunteer team to beg the doctors to save his mother - whom he loved so much.

Dr. Hoan wrote: "In the morning like every other day, I was again assigned to Ward 5, District 8, Ho Chi Minh City to assist in sampling and blockade of areas with F0. But this morning I received a call. , as soon as I picked up the phone, I heard a little girl's sobs and a cry for help: Uncle, save my mother, save my mother...

I lost my mind for a while and then informed the brothers and sisters in the ward. When I got there, my mother was no longer breathing.

I asked: How old are you this year? Are you tired? Do you need anything to eat?

She answered with hiccups: I am 8 years old this year, no siblings. Now I just need my mother. I give your mother oxygen. I have never been away from my mother. Auntie and uncle take care of my mother, please help her.

Hearing this, I, along with the brothers and sisters in the ward and the students in Hanoi, did not know what to say, everyone just had tears in their eyes. I did not dare to ask any more questions because I was afraid that she would cry.

And how lucky you are that your results are negative. We sent him some milk and food, then took him to a concentrated isolation area. Get there, prepare to say goodbye. I choked again because I couldn't tell her that her mother had passed away."

Doctor Hoan also said that the baby has now been put in an isolation ward by the authorities. The baby's father is also a Covid-19 patient being treated in Thu Duc.