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Deep Dasgupta Has a Message for Fellow Citizens
By CricShotsStaff - Apr 9, 2020 3:51 pm
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The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has brought the world to a standstill with many countries being completely lockdown for safety and to contain the spread of the virus. Many major sporting events have either been postponed or canceled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic affecting the globe. Cricket has also suffered a similar fate with all international and domestic matches being canceled. Former cricketer Deep Dasgupta has shared a way of how people can contribute and help the government in fighting the deadly COVID-19 virus.

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Deep Dasgupta

On Wednesday, Former cricketer-turned-commentator Deep Dasgupta has said that people can contribute to governments’ help by sitting at home and working without moving out unnecessarily. The whole of India is under a  21-day nationwide lockdown as a safety measure to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

“Contribution every small bit is a contribution. You sitting at home and doing work is a contribution in these times. Me paying my house helpers and helping them out when they are not being able to work in these times is a contribution,” Deep Dasgupta told.

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Deep Dasgupta also opened up and spoke about trolling. Deep said that trolling is something that people will do right now as they have free time amid the lockdown.

“People have a lot of things to say. Especially during the lockdown, they have a lot to do with a lot of free time. When it comes to trolls, this situation can get to anyone. The lockdown phase is difficult to handle. The trolls will keep saying a lot of things so it’s important not to get drawn into it.”

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Originated in China, the COVID-19 Virus has affected more than 1,519,195 people so far. It is also responsible for killing over 88,529 people globally. The pandemic spread of the virus has affected more than 5,910 people across India taking away more than 178 lives.