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Miss England 2019 Bhasha Mukherjee is giving up her crown to return to the frontline amid the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

Last year, while competing in the Miss World pageant, the reigning beauty queen reportedly stepped away from her post as a junior doctor in the medical field, and shortly after, started doing charity work which was set to go on until later this year.

But now that her home country faces the COVID-19 crisis, she returned to Pilgrim Hospital in the UK to aid her fellow health care workers amid the pandemic.

According to reports, Bhasha has returned to the country on Wednesday, April 1, from overseas charity work and will return to the medical field after her 14-day self-isolation.

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You ever felt the effect of DIVINE INTERVENTION? Like someone up there is protecting you and magically makes everything come together in the end after numerous hurdles. That's how today felt. This photo has been captured on a phone by the talented @soulful_s , a true singh, who drove 4 hours each way to my hospital, and captured everything within 1 hour. This gentleman made my vision a reality and that for me was actually emotional. Thank you @tamararashford.ox you loyal, I like you ( - DJ Khaled) I couldn't have done this without you girl - that's some Scorpio love right there. Thank you @bitaayazdani and @aishaaa_aa my beauties and all the fantastic staff at my hospital for making my day so special today. There's a reason why you all were placed in my life at this precise junction of my life. What is beauty without a purpose. Love you my precious NHS and all the heroes that make this system a success. Love you pilgrim hospital - my work and worship XXX @missenglandnews @beautywithapurposeofficial @missworld

A post shared by Dr Bhasha Mukherjee (@bhasha05) on Oct 29, 2019 at 3:27pm PDT

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