'Heroes, sacrifice': Nurses protect newborn babies during earthquake in China- Video

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The viral video shows Chinese nurses protecting newborn babies during the Myanmar earthquake that caused significant infrastructure damage in nearby countries. They heroically held the cribs through violent tremors in a maternity center in Ruili, Yunnan Province, demonstrating exceptional bravery and compassion.

The Myanmar earthquake had shaken many countries like China, destroying several infrastructures, including medical facilities.

One of the videos from China is going viral, showing nurses protecting newborn babies during the earthquake. In the video as the tremors of 7.7 magnitude quake felt, the nurses were seen trying to hold tiny cribs during the violent shaking.

They continue to steady the beds as the earthquake sways the hospital building.

According to the CGTN, the video is from the maternity center in Ruili, southwest China’s Yunnan Province.

Reacting to the viral video, one of the netizen said, “This is so touching. We can see humanity and compassion everywhere around the world. People are evil but many are good humans also.”

While another one said, “Nurses embody the same bravery as soldiers on the frontlines of war, standing resolute amidst chaos, their care serving as a shield for the vulnerable. Each of these nurses is a hero in my book, offering hope and healing when it is needed most!”

One of the netizen called them heroins. Another one said, “Heroes. Sacrifice. Love.”

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