Coronavirus has stopped the whole world. More than 3 million people worldwide are already affected by COVID-19. The numbers are increasing every day, and there has been no development to stop the global pandemic.
In India, there are already 30,000 cases of coronavirus. Unfortunately, close to a thousand people lost their lives. Controlling things is becoming difficult as the country moves through the lockdown. India is on lockdown nationwide until May 3, but considering the current situation, it is likely to expand.
China is assisting India in terms of COVID-19 test kits. However, many of these kits are misrated. The Indian government has refused to use these kits. In the past, other countries have also reported receiving damaged packages from China. If Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh deliberately sends the wrong kits, India thinks that they should expel.
We are good enough to make our things, says Harbhajan Singh
Responding to a tweet by a media company, he said China was concerned after the Indian government decided to stop using the Covid-19 test kits they had prepared. Bhajji on Twitter questioned whether China was deliberately sending false material to other countries. He said it was time for India to start boycotting Chinese-made goods.
“Are they purposely sending wrong kits to other countries. High time we should boycott them. We are good enough to make our things..”, Harbhajan tweeted.
Are the purposely sending wrong kits to other countries 😡😡High time we should boycott them..we are good enough to make our own things.. https://t.co/gyQx0RxiZN
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 28, 2020
Meanwhile, Harbhajan Singh is one of many cricketers who are actively involved in COVID-19 reliefs. He, along with his wife Geeta Basra, pledged to feed 5,000 needy families in their homeland of Jalandhar. Harbhajan is among several other Indian players who have donated funds to aid funds for COVID-19.
Former players like Yuvraj Singh, Sachin Tendulkar, and Sourav Ganguly have also done their part to help India fight against the coronavirus.
