From The Twittersphere

Don’t forget to wash your hands often and thoroughly.

THE coronavirus continues to dominate exchanges and interchanges on Twitter. From concern about those out of the information loop to the need to avoid amplifying fake or unreliable information; from ‘coping humour’ to the ins and outs of social isolation to the importance of both self care and caring about others…

This afternoon, I shared information on Coronavirus with my community I found at our Cuca shops. People lack the basics mostly in our villages. Let’s take this initiative to fight this virus gents. pic.twitter.com/vsQilJB1WU
— willem M Amutenya (@AmutenyaWillem) March 15, 2020

Thank you to all our nurses, doctors, pharmacists and allied health workers who are at duty stations and prepared to help the nation avert the worst of this #CoronaVirusNam epidemic. Let's remember their bravery and passion🇳🇦
— ANewDawn_Nam (@Friedel_45) March 16, 2020

Hopefully, we will learn at least two things from Coronavirus 1. We as humans are vulnerable and are not in control of much and 2. Irrespective of our differences, we are more the same than we are different and we need each other. God bless human kind.
— Nangula Uaandja (@NUaandja) March 15, 2020

How do you convince someone that social distancing is not dramatic and is, in fact, an appropriate response to a pandemic?
— Julie Bogen (@JaBogen) March 11, 2020

Introverts have been in training for this since birth.
— مريم حسنا (@Maryamhasnaa) March 14, 2020

My siblings at home are on lockdown …. Yard is locked no visits from friends etc
— Miss Vii’s Desserts 🧁🍰🍧🎂 (@Mss_Vii) March 15, 2020

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