England batsman James Vince slams people for violating COVID-19 lockdown

UK has recorded more than 4000 deaths due to Coronavirus pandemic so far.

James Vince | GettyAmid the ongoing fears related to novel Coronavirus, people are practising social distancing and trying to stay indoors for the maximum amount of time.

However, England batsman James Vince on Sunday (April 5) pointed out that this is not the case in his country.

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Taking to Twitter, Vince wrote: "Just seen the pictures of people out and about today as if everything is normal. What selfish people, surely by now they've realised this is serious. Well done to everyone who's doing their bit and staying in."

As of April 5, UK has tested around 42,000 positive cases for COVID-19 and recorded over 4300 deaths due to the epidemic, which has claimed more than 65,000 lives globally while infecting about 1,213,200.

Considering the rapidly increasing Coronavirus cases, the ECB last month had suspended all professional cricket in the country till May 28.

Last week, both men and women English cricketers volunteered pay cuts and donated an amount of 500,000 pounds as their contribution towards the fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

 
 

By Salman Anjum - 05 Apr, 2020

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