Saifuddin lambasted Feni people for not following lockdown
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|| CF Correspondent ||
Bangladesh all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin lambasted people of Feni for not obliging to lock down as he feels this will eventually harm them in the long run.
Saifuddin, who is recovering from an injury, went out for the first time since the lockdown to bring some medicine but according to the all-rounder what he observed was simply disappointing.
‘’I wanted to say something for some times now but could not because of some hesitation. A lot of our senior cricketers are saying something on their social media page which I am seeing as I am home quarantine for the last one month,’’ Saifuddin quoted coming into Facebook live on Friday.
‘’ I am sharing my personnel experience with you as I was suffering from injury for the last six months I have grown up the habit of having calcium medicine and I brought one month’s medicine with me when I came to Feni from Dhaka. My medicine was finished yesterday and the medicine shop is near to my home and went there to buy some medicine as well,’’ he said.
‘’ I was very disappointed with what I saw during the time I was out side for 5-7 minute and the things that I saw made me feel we are not following home quarantine
‘’People were moving in the street and it appeared like a normal day to day activities. The car pressure was less but people movement was like normal days and from the morning till evenings
‘’There might be locked down after evening and there is quietness at that time, I am not blaming anybody of Feni administration or anybody in particular but I am finding it very strange that in the evening there is a lot of strictness but in day time everybody is moving freely,’’ he said.
‘’I have got no idea about this and I want to the administration to be more strict because we are in very bad situation,’’ he said.
Saifuddin, who made a strong come back in the ODI’s series against Zimbabwe, currently sitting at home in the time of coronavirus pandemic is also very bored sitting at home and working on his fitness at home and doing light running, free-hand exercises.
