With a Bsc nursing in hand, Actress turns back into nurse to fight against COVID-19

Published On 2020-03-30 06:35 GMT   |   Update On 2020-04-10 11:55 GMT
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Mumbai: A qualified nurse by degree who pursues her career in acting has now donned back her scrubs in order to help out patients in the ongoing coronavirus

Actress Shikha Malhotra, who worked with Sanjay Mishra in "Kaanchli Life in a Slough", is currently working as a volunteer at a hospital in Mumbai to fight against coronavirus. , Shikha has a BSc degree in nursing from Delhi's Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital.

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Taking to her Instagram account, Shikha wrote: "For those who don't know that I am a #Registered #BscHonoursNurse from Vardhaman Mahavir Medical and #SafdarjungHospital Spending my five years.



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"So as you all have always appreciated my efforts my achievements this time need all of your support to #serve the #nation once again and this time I've Decided to join the hospital in #mumbai for #covid19 #crisis. Always there to serve the country as a #Nurse as a #entertainer wherever however I can need your blessings please be at home be safe and support the government."

Along with it, Shikha also posted a picture that shows her working at the Hindu Hruday Samrat Balasaheb Thackeray Trauma Hospital in Jogeshwari, Mumbai. She can be seen wearing a mask and holding a stethoscope.

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