Coronavirus spread: British Pakistani NHS advances medical staff

LONDON: British Pakistani biotechnology experts have launched a campaign to help National Salvation Health (NHS) workers who have been fighting for their lives on the 19-week front.

Hina Malik, who works for a biotechnology company in My fire, has released a cake for local hospital staff.

In about two months, more than 150 NHS frontline employees were killed in the fight against Cove-19.

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Hina Malik used to make cakes, ribbons, and other products for charities, her family, and friends, but now she has started making cakes for local NHS staff.

The country wanted to pay tribute to the local NHS hospital, dedicated doctors, nurses, radiologists, port staff and other staff at Hips Cross.

He asked a neighbor who works as an X-ray at the hospital if he could get them cakes, cupcakes, and he was happy when the employees said they loved him.

She baked over 100 cupcakes, lemon drizzle cakes, brownies, chocolate chip cookies, Madeira cakes, and other treats at her home.

Cupcakes were decorated in a variety of ways, including rainbow colors that became synonymous with NHS. Hana donated all the cakes to Whipps Cross Hospital staff.

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Speaking to Geo.tv, Hannah said: "I am honored to be able to help the staff who are doing everything in this difficult time. It has happened and I hope that I and We can do everything we can to help all NHS staff and key workers.

He asked a neighbor who works as an X-ray at the hospital if he could get them cakes, cupcakes, and he was happy when the employees said they loved him.

It definitely took a mood throughout the hospital. Thank you, Hana, for your hard work and making a difference".Another said, "Thanks for all the effort, I appreciated the cake and it was just as delicious."

NHS staff have shown how great they are and how they are risking their lives for us every day and we are all ebony to them. Also, as a British Pakistani,

I have made an impact on the Gao Bois 19 community, I want to be involved, and besides, I'm happy to inform the staff. As it turned out, Hina added, "Think about it all."