I feel it’s a great time for everyone to stick together and try and play your part in helping the world beat this virus.
CAPE TOWN – Former Proteas captain AB de Villiers has urged his Instagram followers to play their part during the nationwide lockdown as the country combats the coronavirus which has killed almost 30 000 people across the world.
Over 1 000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus in South Africa, and on Friday, the country had its first death in the Western Cape.
“It’s been a terrible few weeks around the world and I feel that, no matter who you are, we’ve all been affected by this virus,” De Villiers said to his 9.8 million followers on the photo sharing social media site.
“I’ve certainly been worried and stressed out and that feeling of uncertainty and not knowith (sic) where this is heading can really get to someone,” he continued.
“I feel it’s a great time for everyone to stick together and try and play your part in helping the world beat this virus.
“Tough times! Stay safe everyone. Please stay at home, wash your hands regularly and look after each other. I’ve always been a believer of trying to see the glass half full, no matter how difficult it can be sometimes, it’s good for your mind and it can make all the difference. Stay strong people.
“Washing your hands regularly, staying at home. You guys know the story. People, play your part and stay disciplined. It’s a great time to reflect and touch base with yourselves and your families,” said the big hitting batsman. | IOL Sport
