First it was the United Kingdom and now it’s the Nordic island
country of Iceland.
If you might remember it was also this country who led and filed
a resolution in the United Nation Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to compile a report on Philippines’s 3-year
narcotics crackdown over human rights concerns, last year.
But now a different reason why
Iceland is in this story, and it was because of an Icelandic-American vlogger
has posted a video purportedly showing a state-run broadcast where a hospital
official thanked Filipino nurses and workers for their contribution in the
fight against COVID-19.
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| 'Several Pinoy netizens thanked FinnSnow for the information about the gesture of gratitude by the Icelandic government to the Filipino workers.' (photo credit to Daily Tribune) |
“Beautiful
moment at the end of a health briefing on national state run broadcast. CEO of
hospital of Iceland speaks in Tagalog, thanking Filipino nurses and workers,”
said FinnSnow in his vlog posted in YouTube.
In the said post, a brief video
was shown where a man spoke in Tagalog to thank the Filipino workers,
proceeding shortly to a more lengthy discussion over his the Internet
connectivity problems he is experiencing during the lockdown.
Piers Morgan of
UK
A few weeks ago, British National Piers Morgan thanked and
hailed Filipino nurses working in the United Kingdom for their exceptional
professionalism.
“It’s worth bearing in mind when we talk about
immigrants in this country, these are the immigrants currently saving people’s
lives. Coming here and actually enriching our country and doing an amazing
job,” Morgan said.
“So thank you to all the Filipinos who are here
doing all this amazing work and to every other working in the NHS currently. I
hope at the end of this, we’ll have a, perhaps a different sentiment, a
different feeling about what immigration has done for this country,” he added.
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