Lock us down please!

It’s time to press the panic button and  lockdown the country to the save the remaining lives. It is also  time to call off any sort of gathering regardless. Funerals must be attended by immediate family members only. As painful as it is we must face reality and deal with it now.

Some scientists say the new Corona virent spread’s like smoke from the cigarette. Imagine ! If I had Rre  Masupu’s number I would call and tell him  to deal with reality on the ground.

We are perishing like flies It’s sad. Let’s not wait for the worst to happen. Isn’t this alredy enough. It seems we’re unable handle thie situation and to make matters worse we cannot even secure enough vaccines to inoculate a population less than  2 million citizens  while other countries  just not far from us have gone way beyond that figure. I do not think  negotiating by emails and telephone when the world is scrambling for the same stuff is helpful unless our embassies are actively acting on it. Let’s act and take advice from citizens who are truly concerned and ignore patty talk because it will always be there from some individuals just to sabotage those in charge. It’s time to fire those taking advantage of the situation by looting from Government. Other countries even fired their health Ministers for this devilish act.

We  cannot avoid not to panic whilst we lose our loved ones everyday. Agree with me that everyone is losing someone they know and  pretending all is under control would be a lie.Some Private hospitals closed their gates because theyre beds are full.We may have thought we prepared for the situation but it overwhelmed us.Let’s stop Investing in projects and programs that can wait like participating at the UAE Trade show and concentrate on saving citizens lives..Lets use our television and radios to counsel and bring hope to the citizens.Bring in doctorrs and experts and give them them more time on air. The lost and found animals programs (Matimela and pina tsa setso ) much as they’re important but they can wait . Let’s respond to the  pandemic whilst there’s  still opportunity to do so.Time is not on our side.Let’s act as if the house is on fire. Next day it could be me or you we’re burying. 

Eddie Mdluli 

Jackalas No1