Hanoi shop donates coffee to hospital
A coffee shop in Hanoi has offered free morning coffee and tea to doctors at the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases.
"Wish you all be healthy to keep working and return to the family" and "This tea is really sweet because it contains out gratitude feelings to all of you" are the supporting messages sent to the medical staff.
The doctors and nurses said they felt really warm when they received the coffee and tea after their shifts. "They're a precious source of encouragement," a doctor said.
The shop started the activity on March 19. After four days, hundreds of customers have responded to the shop's call to write messages to medical staff.
Mai Trang, an employee at the shop said they started work at 5.30am, one hour earlier than usual to quickly prepare the drinks to be brought to the hospital on time. But everyone feels happy to be involved.
"I've been on many trips," the delivery driver said. "But I feel special this time because I feel like I'm bringing love and warmth to the medical staff."
300 coffee and milk tea cups donated to the hospital every day
"Wish you all be healthy to keep working and return to the family" and "This tea is really sweet because it contains out gratitude feelings to all of you" are the supporting messages sent to the medical staff.
The doctors and nurses said they felt really warm when they received the coffee and tea after their shifts. "They're a precious source of encouragement," a doctor said.
Writing messages to the medical staff
The shop started the activity on March 19. After four days, hundreds of customers have responded to the shop's call to write messages to medical staff.
Mai Trang, an employee at the shop said they started work at 5.30am, one hour earlier than usual to quickly prepare the drinks to be brought to the hospital on time. But everyone feels happy to be involved.
Coffee and milk tea are prepared
"I've been on many trips," the delivery driver said. "But I feel special this time because I feel like I'm bringing love and warmth to the medical staff."
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