TRENDING: 'You are my neighbour, you are my family'

"I was incredibly touched. I know that it is not just me she is caring for, but many more isolated people living on our street."

In a small village of West Lindsey district in the United Kingdom called Sudbrooke, a Muslim family’s willful service to drop packets of food at the door of self-isolated lady touched her heart.

Loven is Self-isolating due to fears of coronavirus outbreak when she was deeply touched by an act of kindness of her Muslim neighbor, Ghana, whom she had met only once.

"Ghana and her teenage son called and dropped a care packet in a brown paper bag. She was wearing plastic gloves to protect the package. It contained satsumas, tomatoes, cucumber and two cartons of fresh fruit juice. I realized later that it was a vitamin C booster to enhance the immune system. It also contained hand-sanitizer," Loven said.

"Have a good day" and "keep safe" were messages written on the two food packets delivered at the doorstep.

Here is what Pauline Loven wrote on her twitter account - 

"My Muslim neighbour dropped off a package of fresh fruit, salad and hand sanitiser, as she knew I was self isolating ❤️ I asked through the glass door what I owed her. ‘Nothing’ she replied, ‘you are my neighbour you are my family’ ❤️"