"Every night, my children are so scared that they can't fall asleep when they hear the quarrels of sound from the yard. If you want to kill or cut, you all come to me, just let these children go. Please believe that no mother or grandma wants to bring such a terrible disaster to

Recently, a video of a Ukrainian woman crying to her compatriots for forgiveness of her passing the new coronavirus to others became popular on the Internet. The woman in the video is a resident of Kolenkovchi village in Chernowitz Prefecture, Ukraine, named Elizabeth. She just returned from the European epidemic center, Italy, and did not stay at home quarantine, but instead moved around. As a result, she spread the new coronavirus she carried with her to dozens of villagers in the same village and neighboring villages, some of whom were seriously ill and were in critical condition.

It is reported that Elizabeth had the new coronavirus once, but he had recovered when he returned to the village.

At present, the village of Kolenkovchi where Elizabeth is located and the three neighboring villages have been closed and isolated, interrupting traffic contact with the outside world.

Elizabeth said in the video that after the outbreak of the epidemic in the village, many villagers vented their anger on themselves and threatened to retaliate against her parents. For this reason, she burst into tears and begged the villagers to let go of their children and grandchildren and not to set fire to their homes.

"Every night, my children are so scared that they can't fall asleep when they hear the quarrels from the yard. wants to kill and cut, you all come to me, just let these children go. Please believe that no mother or grandma wants to bring such a terrible disaster to their children and grandchildren. I don't want to bring you disaster, please forgive me. Don't burn the house! "

At the end of the video, Elizabeth knelt on her knees, and she was already crying.

As of March 31, Ukraine has a total of 548 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 13 deaths. Many experts believe that the actual number of infected people in Ukraine is much larger. Because of fear of being threatened and discriminated by compatriots, many Ukrainian citizens who have returned from Europe are unwilling to take the initiative to report medical treatment, and the phenomenon of not reporting hidden information is very common.