Corona is wreaking havoc all over the world and people are facing this crisis. In this crisis, Our doctors are fighting this virus and saving us from it.  The doctors are working day and night to save the patients. Varon, the chief of staff at United Memorial, a small hospital that primarily treats minority patients in a low-income north Houston neighborhood, made headlines when a photo of him hugging an elderly Covid patient on Thanksgiving went viral on social media. 

When AFP accompanied Varon on his rounds on Friday, it was his 260th straight day of work. ven the few hours, he steals at home each day are interrupted by endless phone calls. He sleeps, he says, no more than one or two hours a night. Donuts play a role. He displays a box, adding: “Whatever they bring is what I will eat because you don’t know when you’re going to eat again.” He says he has gained 35 pounds (15 kilograms).

Varon complained to the media as far back as July that he and his staff were running “on fumes.” He told AFP, “My staff is very tired. My nurses, they will start crying in the middle of the day. They will break down because they are so overwhelmed with the number of cases we’re getting that they are truly exhausted."

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