The coronavirus pandemic has affected the whole world in a pretty bad manner and many developed countries of the world have crumbled against it. However, New Zealand has emerged victorious against this lethal virus as it has declared itself coronavirus free. In the present scenario, there is no active case of COVID-19 in New Zealand and undoubtedly, the government and citizens of New Zealand deserve appreciation for this achievement.
The Kiwi cricketer Jimmy Neesham who is pretty active on social media was also very happy for his country and he took to the micro-blogging site Twitter to congratulate his fellow countrymen.
Neesham tweeted, “Coronavirus free NZ! Congratulations everyone. Once again those great kiwi attributes: planning, determination and teamwork do the job”.
Coronavirus free NZ! Congratulations everyone 😁
Once again those great kiwi attributes: planning, determination and teamwork do the job 🎉
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) June 8, 2020
There is no denying the fact that New Zealand achieved this feat with proper planning, determination to execute and teamwork but one Indian Twitter user replied to Jimmy in which he compared the population of Mumbai with that of New Zealand.
The Twitter user wrote, “You have population of 4 million. Mumbai has more population than NZ”.
https://twitter.com/Avinash80731966/status/1269825487007813632
If we talk about the facts, the Twitter user said nothing wrong but still the achievement of New Zealanders can’t be undermined just because their population is less.
Jimmy Neesham also responded in style with a funny gif. Here is the tweet:
https://t.co/66nm45M9Ao pic.twitter.com/5DldZqKS4M
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) June 8, 2020
While 6.93M cases have been registered in the whole world, New Zealand recorded only 1504 COVID-19 cases and the number of lives lost in New Zealand was just 22 while more than 401K people have lost their lives worldwide.
The sporting world has also been affected severely due to the coronavirus pandemic as all the sporting events were either cancelled or postponed. However, now some countries of the world are removing some restrictions as opening of stadiums has been allowed but spectators won’t be permitted inside the stadium.
Let’s pray that things get back to the normal soon!
