In an exclusive interview with «FACTS», Tatiana Zlova talked about the empty streets of Kiev, her experience with healthcare professionals, and the changes in her life due to the current situation.
Tatiana Zlova, a 35-year-old resident of Kiev, has been living in the city her whole life. She has witnessed the ups and downs of the Ukrainian capital, but nothing could have prepared her for the current situation. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, Kiev has become a ghost town, with most of its residents staying indoors to prevent the spread of the virus.
In her interview with «FACTS», Zlova shared her thoughts on the current state of Kiev. «It’s surreal to see the streets of Kiev so empty. Usually, this city is bustling with life and energy, but now it feels like a completely different place,» she said. «It’s a strange feeling to walk around and not see the usual crowds of people and traffic.»
Zlova also talked about her experience with healthcare professionals during this time. «I recently had to visit a doctor for a non-COVID related issue, and I was amazed by the dedication and hard work of our healthcare professionals. Despite the overwhelming situation, they were still able to provide me with the care and attention I needed,» she shared. «I have a newfound respect and appreciation for these frontline workers who are risking their lives every day to keep us safe.»
The changes in daily life have also affected Zlova personally. «I used to be someone who was always on the go, but now I have learned to appreciate the little things in life. I have more time to spend with my family, and I have started to pick up new hobbies like cooking and painting,» she said. «This situation has taught me to slow down and enjoy the present moment.»
Despite the challenges, Zlova remains positive and hopeful for the future. «I believe that this difficult time will pass, and we will come out of it stronger. We have seen the resilience and unity of our community, and I have no doubt that we will overcome this together,» she said.
Zlova also had a message for her fellow residents of Kiev. «I urge everyone to stay at home and follow the guidelines set by the government. It’s our responsibility to protect ourselves and others. Let’s use this time to reflect, learn and grow,» she said.
As the interview came to an end, Zlova expressed her gratitude to the healthcare workers, essential workers, and everyone who is working tirelessly to combat the pandemic. «I want to thank all the heroes who are working on the frontlines, risking their lives for the greater good. You are the real superheroes of our society,» she said.
In conclusion, Zlova’s interview sheds light on the current situation in Kiev and the impact it has on its residents. Despite the challenges, her positive outlook and appreciation for the little things in life serve as an inspiration for others. Let’s all do our part in staying safe and supporting each other during these difficult times.
