MADINAH — At a young age of 24, a Saudi woman is helping humanity by voluntarily checking on the welfare of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 patients by taking their second and third swabs and to check on their safety. Rawan Al-Enezi, 24, a general nursing specialist in a hospital in the Prophet"s City, spends the morning working as a staff nurse. She returns home to prepare again to go out to the field in the evening as a volunteer. Speaking to Okaz/Saudi Gazette, Rawan said: "I miss sitting down and spending most of my time with my mother. She is proud of me because she understands that what we are doing is a national, humanitarian and religious duty. I also miss my friends, but they appreciate my preoccupation.” Rawan"s brother is a dentist. The two of them have a special section in the house where they self-isolate. Rawan is keen on continuous sterilization and abides by social distancing of two meters when she meets any member of her family.