Be alert, together we'll prevail: Joy

Prime Minister's ICT Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy yesterday urged all to remain alert instead of getting panicked, saying together they will prevail dealing with the coronavirus situation.

"Let me assure you that the Prime Minister and the Awami League government are beside you during this hour. Don’t panic. Be alert. Together, we’ll prevail," he said in a message shared on his verified Facebook page.

Joy said Bangalees are a brave and resilient nation and they have seen through major disasters before.

"If you follow the directions properly, we’ll successfully see this crisis through as well. It’s also important, now more than ever, to be vigilant against fake news and rumours," he said.

Joy, also son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said the government is holding regular briefings to update the country about all latest developments in this regard.   

He said the Covid-19 has emerged as a global public health crisis and around 180 countries have been affected by this novel virus, including Bangladesh.

 

Be alert, together well prevail: Joy

Prime Ministers ICT Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy yesterday urged all to remain alert instead of getting panicked, saying together they will prevail dealing with the coronavirus situation. Let me assure you that the Prime Minister and the Awami League government are beside you during this hour. Dont panic. Be alert. Together, well prevail, he said in a message shared on his verified Facebook page. Joy said Bangalees are a brave and resilient nation and they have seen through major disasters before. If you follow the directions properly, well successfully see this crisis through as well. Its also important, now more than ever, to be vigilant against fake news and rumours, he said. Joy, also son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said the government is holding regular briefings to update the country about all latest developments in this regard. He said the Covid-19 has emerged as a global public health crisis and around 180 countries have been affected by this novel virus, including Bangladesh.