Fame can wait in the face of the coronavirus epidemic that is affecting the United Kingdom and the world. 24-year-old Bhasha Mukherjee must also have thought of this in her courageous choice to hang the crown of Miss England conquered in 2019, and to return home to practice the profession of doctor, just undertaken before treading the stages of beauty contests. Blasha, a graduate behind and a charming face destined to be hidden behind the necessary protective harnesses in the ward in the coming weeks, has decided to be alongside the colleagues of the Pilgrim Hospital in Boston (eastern England), engaged in grueling shifts to save the Covid-19 affected patients. Their testimonies prompted her to take on the role of 'junior doctor' and abandon the glitter of the international tour of ambassador of non-profit associations started in recent months: with the return to service already authorized by the health leaders of the Kingdom.
Now the shirts, the mask and all the other protections against the virus await you. A decision, as she herself recounted, occurred spontaneously, dictated by the call of her "true vocation, as a doctor". "I absolutely had to go home. I wanted to get there and get back to work immediately," said Bhasha, a British Indian citizen. And he added: "There is no better time to be Miss England and help your country than this moment of great need." Between lockdowns and bans, it was not easy to return. The beauty queen was in her native India and managed to take a flight to London only after a stopover in Frankfurt. The precautionary quarantine period (two weeks) scheduled by the British authorities for anyone arriving from abroad before going on the front line will now have to pass. Basha has specialized in respiratory diseases, therefore perfect for entering the anti-Covid battle. But she says she is ready to be employed wherever she is needed.