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The Argentine star said that "Staying home is the most important and easiest thing we can do to cope Corona virus".
Face Dybala In a live broadcast on his account Instagram, Thanks to the doctors who risk their health in South America, Spain and Italy for treating patients.
Dybala continued, saying: "I thank the doctors who risk their health in hospitals to help people in South America, Spain and Italy", According to a newspaper "Ace" Spanish.
The player added: "We are also able to help, staying home is the most important and easiest thing to do. This is our way to fight the virus and it will end".
It is noteworthy that Dybala was isolated in his home in Turin more than a week ago, after two of his colleagues, Daniele Rogani and Blaise Matuidi, contracted the emerging corona disease.
Dybala confirmed that he misses playing football, but he stressed the need to accept government decisions that ordered him to stay at home to avoid infection.
On Friday, Italy recorded the highest number of deaths of persons infected with Coronavirus in one day. The Head of Civil Protection, Angelo Borelli, announced that there were 627 new deaths, and the number of new cases also rose sharply to 5986 cases.
This brings the official number of new deaths to 4,032 deaths and 4,7021 injuries.
Authorities said that most of the people who died were suffering from chronic diseases before they were infected with the Coronavirus, such as heart or diabetes.
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“Staying home is the most important and easiest thing we can do to counter the Corona virus,” said the Argentine star.
Dybala, in a live broadcast on his Instagram account, thanked the doctors who risked their health in South America, Spain and Italy to treat patients.
“I thank the doctors who risk their health in hospitals to help people in South America, Spain and Italy,” Dybala said, according to the Spanish newspaper AS.
“We are also able to help, staying at home is the most important and easiest thing we can do. This is our way to fight the virus and it will end,” the player added.
It is noteworthy that Dybala was isolated in his home in Turin more than a week ago, after two of his colleagues, Daniele Rogani and Blaise Matuidi, contracted the emerging corona disease.
Dybala confirmed that he misses playing football, but he stressed the need to accept government decisions that ordered him to stay at home to avoid infection.
On Friday, Italy recorded the highest number of deaths of persons infected with Coronavirus in one day. The Head of Civil Protection, Angelo Borelli, announced that there were 627 new deaths, and the number of new cases also rose sharply to 5986 cases.
This brings the official number of new deaths to 4,032 deaths and 4,7021 injuries.
Authorities said that most of the people who died were suffering from chronic diseases before they were infected with the Coronavirus, such as heart or diabetes.
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