Published 11:56 IST, March 28th 2020
Internet still can't come to terms with Russian President Putin's anti-Coronavirus suit
After Russia's Putin wore a yellow Hazmat suit during his visit to an infectious diseases hospital in Kommunarka, his picture has taken the internet by storm.
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After Russian President Vladimir Putin wore a yellow Hazmat suit during his visit to an infectious diseases hospital in Kommunarka, his video has taken the internet by storm. In the video, the President was being helped into the hazmat suit before carrying out the inspection.
After visiting the hospital, he addressed the people and stated that "Please, don't think 'I won't be affected.' Anyone can be affected, and what's going on now in many countries in Western Europe and across the ocean could be our near future." Currently, there are a total of 1036 Coronavirus cases reported in Russia, while four people have been reported dead.
🇷🇺 President #Putin visited Moscow's Kommunarka Infectious Diseases Hospital, assessed conditions and coronavirus patients' treatment:
— MFA Russia 🇷🇺 (@mfa_russia) March 24, 2020
💬 I would like to thank all medical personnel 😷 who are hard at work helping people in the best traditions of Russian medicine. pic.twitter.com/5gIZkURxa3
Netizens react
With several images of the same going viral on social media, Netizens reacted to it and created funny memes and captions out of it.
Putin! 🤣. I don't think this man trusts anyone. pic.twitter.com/RuQMghsmSh
— Geist (@sochimuoneke) March 27, 2020
Извините pic.twitter.com/WYnFD5Nrnw
— Генси ☮ (@fcuktv) March 24, 2020
Не смог удержаться pic.twitter.com/0wJne8wPSE
— Алексей Чепрасов (@alche_my__) March 24, 2020
#CoronaLockdown
— Mortal comb (@CombMortal) March 27, 2020
Putin took corona too seriously 🤣🤣🤣 best pic of 2020 yellowenger 🤣🤣👏 pic.twitter.com/3zGZUFUD1P
где штанишки потерял?))) pic.twitter.com/YgDpLKvWWL
— анатолий ноготочки💅 (@A_Kapustin) March 24, 2020
Coronavirus crisis
Presently, there are around 594,377 confirmed cases of COVID-19 which has led to the death of around 27,250 people. Meanwhile, around 133,006 have reportedly been recovered. Currently, as per reports, the hardest-hit region is the United States of America, followed by China, and then Italy, Iran and South Korea, where the number of cases is rising by the hour.
11:56 IST, March 28th 2020