The forgotten frontline heroes: Two nursing home 労働者s 含むing 28-year-old man die from coronavirus they caught looking after 攻撃を受けやすい 年輩の people

  • Lifelong Queens Park 特別奇襲隊員s fan Dean McKee, 28, of London, died on Tuesday??
  • Mother-of-two Carol Jamabo, 56, of Bury, thought to be first carer who died?
  • Emotional 尊敬の印s have been paid to the care home 労働者s who died after catching the deadly bug while looking after the 年輩の
  • Here’s how to help people 衝撃d by Covid-19

By Lara Keay For Mailonline

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Emotional 尊敬の印s have been paid to care home 労働者s who died of coronavirus after catching the deadly bug while looking after the 年輩の.

Dean McKee, 28, of London, worked as a carer at an old people's home before he fell ill with symptoms of the ウイルス just over a week ago.

He was 急ぐd to hospital on Monday night but died in the 早期に hours of Tuesday. His family say they are 'truly heartbroken' and 述べるd him as the 'kindest, sweetest man'.?

His football team, Queens Park 特別奇襲隊員s, also paid 尊敬の印 to him on their website, 約束ing to 支払う／賃金 his poem 'Born White and Blue' before every home game.?

It comes almost a week after Carole Jamabo, 56, became the first carer to die of the ウイルス. She worked at 心にいだく 年輩の Care in Bury, where she had moved to be closer to her children.?

Dean McKee, 28, of London, worked as a carer at an old people's home before he fell ill with symptoms of the virus just over a week ago. He died in the early hours of Tuesday

Dean McKee, 28, of London, worked as a carer at an old people's home before he fell ill with symptoms of the ウイルス just over a week ago. He died in the 早期に hours of Tuesday?

His football team, Queens Park Rangers, also paid tribute to him on their website, promising to pay his poem 'Born White and Blue' before every home game

His football team, Queens Park 特別奇襲隊員s, also paid 尊敬の印 to him on their website, 約束ing to 支払う／賃金 his poem 'Born White and Blue' before every home game

Today, the UK death （死傷者）数 rose by a 記録，記録的な／記録する 936, 増加するing the number of fatalities to 7,095.?There are now 55,242 確認するd 事例／患者s 全国的な.??

Mr McKee is believe to be the youngest care 労働者 to have fallen 犠牲者 to the deadly bug.?

A lifelong QPR fan, his team paid 尊敬の印 to him in a 声明 th at read:?'It is with 抱擁する sadness the club has learned of the untimely passing of Dean McKee.

'A lifelong fan, Dean's 初めの piece 'Born Blue & White' will continue to be played before all #QPR home games. Our thoughts are with his family. RIP Dean.'

His family's 尊敬の印 yesterday said: 'Today we lost our little brother Dean Mckee 老年の 28.?

'He was a carer at an old people's home and worked there until he got ill over a week ago.?Last night he 崩壊（する）d and was taken to hospital, he died a few hours later from covid 19.?

'We are truly heartbroken. Dean was the kindest, sweetest and nicest man.?

'He was an amazing poet, please see his best piece by clicking on this ビデオ, he wrote that for the love of his football team, Queens Park 特別奇襲隊員s FC.?

'The 尊敬の印s that have 注ぐd in are a testament to him and and testament to our mum who raised our lovely brother.'?

A GoFundMe page to 支払う／賃金 for his funeral has already raised more than £4,000.??

Carole Jamabo is believed to have been the first care 労働者 lost in the fight against coronavirus.?

She fell ill with symptoms of the 感染 around a week before her death on April 1.?

She died at Salford 王室の Hospital and is not believed to have 苦しむd from any major underlying health 条件s but did have 喘息.??

Carole Jamabo, 56, of Bury, (pictured with her two sons) is believed to have been the first care worker lost in the fight against coronavirus

Carole Jamabo, 56, of Bury, (pictured with her two sons) is believed to have been the first care 労働者 lost in the fight against coronavirus

A devout Christian, Ms Jamabo served the public as a 重要な 労働者 for over 25 years, after moving to the UK from Nigeria in the 早期に 1990s.

She 以前 worked in both the 刑務所，拘置所 service and as an NHS 行政官／管理者 at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS 創立／基礎 信用 in London.

Most recently, she worked as a carer in the community after moving to Bury to be closer to her two children, Tonye Selema, 25, and Abiye Selema, 22.

Her youngest son Abiye, a student at 物陰／風下d University, has also now 実験（する）d 肯定的な for the ウイルス, によれば the family.

Ms Jamabo became suddenly unwell at her home whilst with her youngest son and was then 急ぐd to hospital and put on a ventilator but medics could not save her.

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