Published 17:39 IST, April 14th 2020
Rita Ora to Dr. Ranjh Singh; Celebrities who signed up to be NHS volunteers
Singer Rita Ora and sister Elena have signed to serve as NHS UK volunteers. Just like Rita, there are several known faces who have volunteered for the same.
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The Coronavirus outbreak has affected people all over the globe. Various governments all over the world are seeking help from retired doctors and other healthcare workers to serve in these times. Amid this pandemic worsening, in the UK, be it common people or the celebrity fraternity, there are several people who have volunteered and signed in NHS to help during these tough times. Some of these celebrities have left their jobs and have moved back to start their practice again as a doctor. Here are a few celebrities who have volunteered in NHS UK.
Singer Rita Ora and sister Elena
Singer Rita Ora and her sister Elena have offered to help and support the elderly through the Coronavirus pandemic. They will be assisting with deliveries and reaching out to speak to the people who are lonely during this time of social distancing. Rita has also praised her ‘heroic’ mom Vera who is a psychiatrist and has been serving in the NHS UK frontline. She also thanked her for inspiring her to become an NHS volunteer during the coronavirus pandemic.
Malin Andersson
Love Island fame Malin Anderson decided to return to her job amid the Coronavirus pandemic. The actor also signed in as the NHS UK volunteer. The actor took to her Twitter to talk about it and said that it is difficult for her to just sit at home and do nothing even after knowing that she has knowledge of this sector. She mentioned that she feels bad to see the sufferers and wants to do this for them.
First shift complete. My heart feels full. So so full.
— Malin Andersson (@MissMalinSara) April 1, 2020
Up n at em’. pic.twitter.com/C8AC6qz8aP
— Malin Andersson (@MissMalinSara) April 3, 2020
Dr. Ranj Singh
Dr. Ranj specialises in pediatric emergency medicine and has continued his practice during the Coronavirus pandemic. He is a British doctor and a TV presenter. Dr.Ranj Singh has been working day and night jobs separately so as to continue his practice and also serve at the NHS UK.
Evening shift in A&E... now on-call overnight from home.
— Ranj Singh (@DrRanj) March 28, 2020
It’s around 4am when I start to go slightly doolally! 🤪#NHS #coronavirus #covid19 pic.twitter.com/V23v5amtU5
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17:39 IST, April 14th 2020