'Why only humans getting affected?', Ziva Dhoni asks mother; Sakshi shares conversation

Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's daughter Ziva has always been an internet sensation and attracts eyeballs for being smart at such a small age. Dhoni’s wife, Sakshi Dhoni, took to her Instagram handle to share a private conversation with her daughter Ziva Singh Dhoni about the on-going coronavirus outbreak.

Ziva begins asking: “Why haven’t these animals got the virus?” To this, Sakshi replies saying, "Humans have done a lot of bad things to Mother Nature and she is just warning us. Ziva then asks what can we do to help Mother Nature? And Sakshi said “Keep your room clean. Throw trash in the dustbin, don’t waste water and food. Pick up plastic and wrappers from the ground and put them in the bin.”

Ziva then says if she does all of that what gift will she get? And Sakshi concludes the conversation by saying, "Lots of love".

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Coronavirus in India

According to the latest figures available on Tuesday, the total number of positive cases of Coronavirus in India has soared up over 130. Three deaths have been reported in Kalaburagi, Maharashtra, and West Delhi respectively. India has suspended all visas, barring for a few categories such as diplomatic and employment apart from keeping in abeyance the visa-free travel facility to OCI cardholders till April 15.

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Moreover, the Centre has “strongly advised” Indians to avoid all non-essential travel. The government is also monitoring all suspected cases and has issued preventive advisories. 

Taking into consideration the rising number of Coronavirus cases in the country, the Central Government on March 14 decided to call the deadly virus outbreak a "notified disaster." The government has also decided to go into a partial lockdown as it ordered the shut down of all educational institutions, places of social gatherings like swimming pools, spas, gyms, museums, and cultural centres.

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