When 2020 starts, our country faced lots of problems.

Many have been affected because of the

tragedies that happened.

One of the tragedies that our country has faced was Coronavirus. According to the World Health
Organization, on 30 January, the Philippine Department of Health reported the first case of COVID-19 in
the country with a 38-year-old female Chinese national. On 7 March, the first local transmission of
COVID-19 was confirmed. This virus killed so many lives. There was no financial label at this moment for
anyone who may be infected. The worst individuals that might be infected are our front liners. How
could they face their everyday life in the hospital wearing that personal protective gear that gives them
difficult to breathe? How could they remain calm if their family was worried about their situation? How
could they be with their family if they were afraid that one day their family may also be infected because
of the contact with them? Those are difficult and subjective questions. We couldn't be our country's
more frontline but we can help them by obeying the health protocols that our government is
implementing. In just three months of facing this virus, thousands of front liners have died. Truly,