TV Presenter Alla Mazur Beats Cancer and Returns to Work
She urged people to follow the rules regarding the coronavirus pandemic.
Well-known Ukrainian TV presenter Alla Mazur has beaten cancer and is returning to the air. She said so on Facebook.
Alla Mazur
TV presenter of 1+1The main part of treatment is behind her, and the prognosis is good. She went to doctors in time — the operation showed it. Her strength is returning. And I can, at last, return to my favourite work: to the TSN-week team, with which I did not lose contact for a single day. And to the studio, where my beloved colleagues have been at the front line of information all this time.
Mazur also addressed Ukrainians regarding the coronavirus pandemic. Although all Ukrainians are tired of quarantine and closed spaces, and also want to break free and get fresh air, — with the easing of quarantine, the coronavirus has not gone anywhere.
The TV presenter asked people to remember that near those who are already infected with the coronavirus (but have not yet been identified), there may be people with weakened immunity: those being treated for oncological diseases, people after surgery, those who have recently recovered or are simply weakened.
According to her, for such people, meeting the virus may be fatal. That is why Mazur urged Ukrainians to wear masks and also to observe social distancing.
Back in November, 1+1 TV channel presenter Alla Mazur was diagnosed with a malignant tumour.
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