Lombardi doctors called Wuhan of Italy are saying - there is a sound of paper shrinking from the lungs of patients

Andrea Frazetta, Jason Horowitz. More than 18 thousand people have died from coronavirus in Italy. The highest number of deaths occurred in the Lombardy region. That is why Lombardy is being called Wuhan of Italy. The first patient of Corona was found here on 20 February in Kodogno city. The area's doctors, nurses, paramedics and volunteers have been working day and night since then. The Quarantine people at home understood their hard work and thanked and thanked them from their balcony. People tired and shared pictures of the nurse sleeping on the table and the workers with facial masks on the face.

Corona, which started from China, spread across the world in a very short time. But its initial impact was more than any other country in Italy. The number of infected and deaths here increased faster than China. Northern Italy (Lombardy and the surrounding areas) had become a stronghold of the epidemic in the second-third week of March. Most of the doctors died here. About 61 doctors have lost their lives due to Kovid-19.

Photographer Andrea Frazetta interviewed some health workers treating Corona patients in the Lombardy area and got to know them. Frazetta has quarantines in his home in Milan. Seeing the pictures of doctors being shared online, they decided to interview. The health workers shared their experiences with Andrea. They told how they are facing this disease.

Andrea Frazetta also lost her mother

Photographer Frazetta also appealed to her parents to stay at home, but like the rest of the Milanese, she did not take it seriously. A few days later, the mother's health started deteriorating. He was getting fever again and also had a lot of phlegm. Mother's fever continued to increase. He was rushed to the hospital by ambulance with 104 degree fever, where he was kept in the emergency room for the next three days. Four days later, the doctors admitted that they could not be saved. She then went into a coma and died.

Funeral ban in Italy

The funeral has been banned in Italy due to a growing epidemic. Frazetta, who has lost his mother, is repeatedly calling and trying to find the body of his mother in the hospital. Meanwhile, the photographer is also thanking the doctors who tried to save his mother.