As India battles the rise of COVID-19 cases, reaching 1,071 on March 30, frontline workers like Irshad are stepping up to prevent viral transmission.
Employed at Rajghat Depot 2 in Delhi, Irshad dedicates his days to spraying disinfectant on taxis and rickshaws, essential modes of transportation in the bustling city.
Equipped with gloves, a mask, and a helmet, Irshad starts his work at 7 a.m., meticulously sanitizing each vehicle until 10 p.m. His commitment ensures that public transport remains safe for countless commuters.
\"That's why we're doing this,\" Irshad shares, reflecting on the importance of his role. Both Irshad and his mother take immense pride in his efforts, receiving encouragement and support from the community.
In a time where prevention is key, Irshad's unwavering dedication exemplifies the spirit of India's fight against the pandemic.
Reference(s):
The Global Guardians: Prevention beats a cure, shows a Delhi worker
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