Hujjat al-Islam Shahrokhi said, “The struggle of nurses against the Coronavirus is reminiscent of the jihad of warriors in the Imposed War and a golden leaf on the history of the Islamic Revolution.” RNA – Speaking in a meeting in Khorramabad on July 26th with the healthcare staff of Lorestan province on the occasion of the 41st anniversary of the first Friday prayers held in Iran after the Islamic Revolution, Hujjat al-Islam Sayyed Ahmad-Reza Shahrokhi said, “The Friday prayer podium is an opportunity to raise the problems of the people to the authorities.”
The representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Lorestan appreciated the efforts of the healthcare staff and added, “The struggle of the healthcare staff is reminiscent of the jihad of the warriors in the eight-year-long Imposed War [Iran-Iraq War].”
Hujjat al-Islam Shahrokhi pointed out that during the war, the enemy was clear and the stronghold was a safe place and added, “There is no safe haven in the war against the Coronavirus.”
He emphasized that people should be grateful for the efforts of the healthcare staff and said, “The best gratitude is the observance of health protocols and the severance of the chain of transmission of the virus.”
Hujjat al-Islam Shahrokhi said, “The services of health defenders in caring for Coronavirus patients are commendable and today nurses, as health defenders in the trenches against the Coronavirus, don’t spare any effort.”
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