Veteran actor Bushra Ansari has lashed out at Pakistanis for treating the fatal coronavirus as a ‘joke’. The actor said that she can’t return to Pakistan because people here aren’t taking the pandemic seriously.
Bushra Ansari, in a video message to her fans, said: "I can't help but miss Pakistan. And I can't return because you all are roaming the bazaars [markets]. You all are not understanding. You're treating this as fake or a joke, and because of this behaviour, it has spread so much and we are stuck here wondering when and how to return.
https://twitter.com/fatah_pak/status/1267504726184202243?s=20
The veteran actor said that she is scared and people are telling her not to go back to Pakistan. “I can't return because of you,” she said, requesting Pakistanis to stop the spread of coronavirus and stay at home.
The deadly virus has claimed 1,688 lives in Pakistan, including 67 deaths in last 24 hours, while 28,923 patients have recovered successfully and have been discharged from the hospitals. Moreover, as many as 606 infected patients are currently in critical condition across the country.
The provincial governments of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan have confirmed 29,489, 31,086, 10,897, 4,740 cases respectively. Meanwhile, 779 cases in Gilgit-Baltistan, 3,188 in Islamabad, and 284 in Kashmir have been reported to date.
Bushra Ansari, in a video message to her fans, said: "I can't help but miss Pakistan. And I can't return because you all are roaming the bazaars [markets]. You all are not understanding. You're treating this as fake or a joke, and because of this behaviour, it has spread so much and we are stuck here wondering when and how to return.
https://twitter.com/fatah_pak/status/1267504726184202243?s=20
The veteran actor said that she is scared and people are telling her not to go back to Pakistan. “I can't return because of you,” she said, requesting Pakistanis to stop the spread of coronavirus and stay at home.
The deadly virus has claimed 1,688 lives in Pakistan, including 67 deaths in last 24 hours, while 28,923 patients have recovered successfully and have been discharged from the hospitals. Moreover, as many as 606 infected patients are currently in critical condition across the country.
The provincial governments of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan have confirmed 29,489, 31,086, 10,897, 4,740 cases respectively. Meanwhile, 779 cases in Gilgit-Baltistan, 3,188 in Islamabad, and 284 in Kashmir have been reported to date.