Meet The Real Heroes From Keimyung University Hospital Fighting Coronavirus In South Korea

These nurses are wearing tape and bandages across their faces to stop bruising.

The Keimyung University Daegu Dongsan Hospital has been battling coronavirus since the outbreak began.

After coronavirus outbreak reached South Korea, Keimyung University Hospital staff has been working day and night in the service of patients.

Nurses take half an hour every day to apply bandages on their faces to cover painful sores caused by their protective suits.

The Keimyung University Hospital is in the southern city at the centre of what has become the largest national outbreak outside of China - where the virus first emerged.

The Keimyung University Hospital in Deagu city is one of the worst-hit areas in South Korea.

Nurse Lee Da-eun seen smiling despite gruelling shifts.

These nurses being hailed as heroes on the front lines of South Korea's fight against the outbreak.

There are a total of 8,400 confirmed cases in the country and around 80 people lost their lives in South Korea.

Won Ji-Yun has plasters on her cheeks and forehead to prevent chafing and sores from the protective gear they're supposed to wear.