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A nurse treating coronavirus patients has been photographed wearing just lingerie under her transparent PPE.

The unnamed Russian woman was working on a Covid-19 ward, treating only male patients, a a hospital in Tula.

 

The image quickly went viral, as she can be seen wearing matching black bra and knickers as she writes a patient's chart.

But hospital chiefs were not amused and punished the nurse for “non-compliance with the requirements for medical clothing”.

The nurse, in her 20s said she was “too hot” wearing her nurses’ uniform under the gown.

She told her managers at Tula Regional Clinical Hospital that she did not realise the PPE she wore when treating coronavirus patients was so transparent.

 

A reader of local newspaper Tula News congratulated the nurse.

“At least someone has a sense of humour in this gloomy, gloomy reality,” said Sergey Ratnikov.

“Why the reprimand?” asked Albert Kuzminov.

Another supporter said: “Everyone shouted at her, but no one paid attention that she was dressed in this way because of the heat.

“Maybe you need to yell at the management … because there is no normal air conditioning here.”

Marina Astakhova posted: "Well done, she raised the mood of the patients.”

 

While Valery Kapnin wrote: “Why punish the nurse, you need to reward her.

“Seeing this outfit, no-one wants to die.”The incident came as the head of Russia’s Covid-19 monitoring centre, a former TV doctor, Alexander Myasnikov, shocked viewers with his blunt speaking on the coronavirus crisis.

“The infection will anyway take its toll,” he said.

“We will anyway all get sick. Those who were supposed to die will die.

 

By Tuesday, Russia had a total of 299,941 cases of infection, with an official death toll of 2,837.

Many experts believe the Russian statistics underscore the true level of fatalities.

Officially, Tula has had 2,637 infections with 19 deaths.

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1 minute ago, Anta Assamey said:

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Ee nurse valla patient ontlo vedi putti aa virus sasthundi and patients will recover get discharged soon. She should be rewarded .

taste leni yedavalu aa hospital heads

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43 minutes ago, quickgun_murugun said:

Ee nurse valla patient ontlo vedi putti aa virus sasthundi and patients will recover get discharged soon. She should be rewarded .

taste leni yedavalu aa hospital heads

haha...good 1

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India lo vedi neellu taagandi.. hot tea taagandi.. endalo tiragandi virus chachipoddi antey oppukunnaru kada.. Russians adey veedini ila puttistunnaru.. ee tappa? llthpci.gif?noredirect

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50 minutes ago, MRI said:

India lo vedi neellu taagandi.. hot tea taagandi.. endalo tiragandi virus chachipoddi antey oppukunnaru kada.. Russians adey veedini ila puttistunnaru.. ee tappa? llthpci.gif?noredirect

And they have a point... inside vedi that matters to kill the virus... not outside vedi

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