MANILA, Philippines – A medical technologist from Surigao del Sur earned praise of many for her fearless dedication despite an ongoing fire near her.
Jeia Guingue, a medtech from Adela Serra Ty Memorial Medical Center in Tandag City, Surigao del Sur, didn't let even a huge blaze stop her from finishing her duty.
According to her colleague Stefan Balani, he was impressed by the bravery of Jeia when a fire hit a building near them on Monday. He posted a photo of a blaze while Jeia continued to finish her laboratory tests.
"This happened a few moments after my duty but one brave colleague chose to stay and continue cross matching blood for a newborn patient. The real Call of Duty, all in the name of saving the lives of others," he shared.
Stefan recalled how they were all surprised that Jeia didn't run to evacuate the building immediately when there was a nearby fire.
“Nagulat po kami kasi hindi po siya tumakbo. Kumuha lang siya ng bag niya pero hindi niya maiwan ang trabaho,” he said.
Stefan added that Jeia knew how important it was to immediately release the test results for the newborn baby. She controlled her fears and recognized her role and needs of the newborn baby.
“Kasi po mataas po ang process ng crossmatching at kailangan na po ng patient at hindi po pwede magkamali sa pag-abono ng dugo,” he explained.
“Ligtas naman po tinapos lang niya gawin ’yung crossmatching dahil stat po kasi ang request need ng newborn abonohan,” he added.
Stefan and many netizens lauded the dedication of the brave medtech and hoped many more workers would put their hearts in their service.
— Sally, The Summit Express
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| Jeia Guingue was lauded for his bravery and dedication | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Stefan Balani |
Jeia Guingue, a medtech from Adela Serra Ty Memorial Medical Center in Tandag City, Surigao del Sur, didn't let even a huge blaze stop her from finishing her duty.
According to her colleague Stefan Balani, he was impressed by the bravery of Jeia when a fire hit a building near them on Monday. He posted a photo of a blaze while Jeia continued to finish her laboratory tests.
"This happened a few moments after my duty but one brave colleague chose to stay and continue cross matching blood for a newborn patient. The real Call of Duty, all in the name of saving the lives of others," he shared.
Stefan recalled how they were all surprised that Jeia didn't run to evacuate the building immediately when there was a nearby fire.
“Nagulat po kami kasi hindi po siya tumakbo. Kumuha lang siya ng bag niya pero hindi niya maiwan ang trabaho,” he said.
Stefan added that Jeia knew how important it was to immediately release the test results for the newborn baby. She controlled her fears and recognized her role and needs of the newborn baby.
“Kasi po mataas po ang process ng crossmatching at kailangan na po ng patient at hindi po pwede magkamali sa pag-abono ng dugo,” he explained.
“Ligtas naman po tinapos lang niya gawin ’yung crossmatching dahil stat po kasi ang request need ng newborn abonohan,” he added.
Stefan and many netizens lauded the dedication of the brave medtech and hoped many more workers would put their hearts in their service.
— Sally, The Summit Express
