Persian New Year in battle front against coronavirus (photo)
Doctors, nurses and members of medical teams marked the beginning of Persian New Year in hospitals as the country is under restrictions to contain the coronavirus pandemic.
An Iranian nurse in hospital gown lights up candle on Haft Seen set marking the beginning of Persian New Year 1399 amid the coronavirus battle.
Doctors and nurses talk to patients in coronavirus-infection ward on beginning of Persian New Year 1399.
A group of Iranian doctors and nurses working in coronavirus-infection ward take picture next to Haft Seen set on beginning of Persian New Year 1399.
Iranian medical teams working hard to contain coronavirus pandemic on the beginning of the Persian New Year 1399.
An Iranian coronavirus-infected patient holds a paper to thank doctors and nurses working hard since a month before beginning of Persian New Year 1399.
Doctors and nurses in coronavirus-infection ward take a picture next to Haft Seen set traditionally set to mark beginning of Persian New Year.
Doctors and nurses in coronavirus-infection ward take a picture next to Haft Seen set traditionally laid to mark beginning of Persian New Year.
An Iranian nurse in coronavirus-infection ward prays moments before the beginning of Persian New Year.
An Iranian nurse in coronavirus-infection ward holds paper with words “Your smile is beginning of New Year to me.”
Iranian medical teams working hard to contain coronavirus pandemic on the beginning of the Persian New Year 1399.
Iranian medical teams working hard to contain coronavirus pandemic on the beginning of the Persian New Year 1399.
Doctors and nurses in coronavirus-infection ward take a picture next to Haft Seen set traditionally laid to mark beginning of Persian New Year.
Iranian medical teams working hard to contain coronavirus pandemic on the beginning of the Persian New Year 1399.
Iranian medical teams, patients in coronavirus-infectionward take pictures on the beginning of Persian New Year 1399.
Doctors and nurses in coronavirus-infection ward take a picture next to Haft Seen set traditionally laid to mark beginning of Persian New Year.
