Published 15:53 IST, April 6th 2020
Nick Kyrgios wins hearts on Instagram for another noble gesture towards Australian people
Nick Kyrgios has asked needy people to contact him at anytime if they fall short of food amidst the Australia lockdown that is ongoing due to coronavirus.
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After pledging a donation for people affected by the Australia bushfires earlier this year in his own country, Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios has once again shown his goodness with his latest Instagram post amidst the Australia lockdown. Nick Kyrgios, in his latest post, asked needy people to personally contact him at anytime if they fall short of food. According to the Australian federal health ministry data, there were 230 new cases of the coronavirus during Australia lockdown, bringing the total to 5,454 cases in the country as of Saturday.
Nick Kyrgios Instagram post during Australia lockdown
In his latest post during Australia lockdown, Nick Kyrgios has written that the people with no earning or are running out of supply in terms of food during coronavirus can send him a private message and he will be delivering whatever food he has at their doorstep. Here's the Instagram post from Nick Kyrgios -
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15:53 IST, April 6th 2020