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This picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately la

- 82 évesen a fronton

Dr. Maria Bogoeva a bulgáriai Doupnitsa kórházának infektológusa, ami önmagában még nem rendkívüli, sok kórházban dolgoznak fertőző betegségekkel foglalkozó orvosok. Bogoeva doktornő azért érdekes, mert ő 82 évesen végzi ezt a munkát. A járvány kitörésekor jött vissza nyugdíjból, ugyanis a kórház másik infektológusa a fertőzéstől tartva nyugdíjba vonult, így szakorvos nélkül maradt az intézmény. Bár már nem engedik közvetlen fertőző beteg közelébe, életkorát meghazudtolva dolgozik a covid-osztályon és segít a kollégák által összegyűjtött adatok alapján a betegek kezelésének megtervezésében. A doktornő Bulgária legidősebb aktív orvosa.

This picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately laThis picture taken on January 20, 2021 shows Bulgarian Infection disease specialist Dr Maria Bogoeva, 82, taking a short break during her shift in a Covid-19 unit in the hospital of Doupnitsa, a municipality with 50,000 inhabitants which is desperately la

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