R&B and Soul Princess Kyla recently shared on March 31, Tuesday, her paranoia with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis to her followers on Twitter.
She wrote, “Kung may PPE lang ako, yun talaga suotin ko para mag grocery. Sa panahon ngayon, wala na yata akong pake sa magiging itsura ko the paranoia I had to go through these past few days was just yoko naaa ma feel ever again.”
Kung may PPE lang ako, yun talaga suotin ko para mag grocery. Sa panahon ngayon, wala na yata akong pake sa magiging itsura ko 😭 the paranoia i had to go through these past few days was just 😭 yoko naaa ma feel ever again 😫
— Kyla (@kylaessentials) March 31, 2020
The netizens couldn’t agree more as the paranoia about the COVID-19 disease is getting out of control considering the heightened number of positive cases and the disturbing rise of death count in the country.
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It's just sad that even if we are all protected from COVID 19 we cannot escape the anxiety it brings. We are drove to create new habits such as sanitizing door knobs, remote control, etc.
— 아론 (@brionesaaronme) March 31, 2020
Intead I'm inside, inner feelings abound, fear, and paranoia instilling aches of non motivation,cleaning each surface,vacuuming up dog hair, disinfecting dials, drawing these home inflicted asseninenments @tooworriedduring covid19 in March 2020 pic.twitter.com/ddZ5wtncbl
— lorraine robbin (@RainShineGift) March 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/Manzek66/status/1243182057167048705
Condition: Moronavirus
Symptoms:
– panic buying shit for no reason
– depriving healthcare workers of supplies
– acting selfishly for paranoid purposes
– increasing the risk of spreading contagion
Conclusion: don't be a fucking moron#covid_19 #coronavirus
— PharmaFactz (@PharmaFactz) March 28, 2020
This covid -19 shit has me paranoid
— Bad Domi 💋🖤 (@bad_domi) March 31, 2020
https://twitter.com/GenManickum/status/1243641562434875392
Okay, so today my husband has to go back to work – it is essential. However, there have been known cases where he works, not necessarily in his work area. They are spread across several work sites. I'm still paranoid as fvck and woke up at 130am with a panic attack. #COVID19
— x (@HouseOfRachael) April 1, 2020
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I have hoarded a considerable amount of alcohol. Sorry. Ah, this Covid-19 had me getting paranoid. @ Cebu City https://t.co/SGXom1crcB
— Edik Dolotina 🇵🇭 (@edikdolotina) March 15, 2020
the paranoid person in me woke up early to disinfect the whole place 😑 mental torture na to Covid19 😖
— Valerie 🌷🌸🩷 (@iamValJavier) March 29, 2020
COVID-19, also known as novel coronavirus disease 2019 is affecting the world now, sweeping across continents and affecting millions of millions. While there’s still no formula that could really kill the virus, the number of people contracting it continues to rise disturbingly.
Since the enemy is a virus that cannot be seen, it’s hard to move these days considering it is everywhere and can be easily transmitted.
The paranoia it brings is truly a dilemma not just to the Government, but to the people as well. While the enhanced community quarantine implemented in different cities and regions aims to contain and prevent the spread of the deadly disease, the situation creates panic among people resulting in hoarding and panic-buying of goods and sanitation supplies.
Fake news about the COVID-19 like having a positive patient in your area is not helping the situation either. With different hoaxes circulating online, people are confused about what to believe and what to do.
As a result, some areas are already out-of-stock of alcohol, masks, and other personal protective equipment (PPE).
Grocery stores of 9:00 am today!!! PANIC BUYING IZ REAL SA CEBU! 😱#EnhancedCommunityQuarantine#PanicBuying#LockdownPreparationismzzz pic.twitter.com/wvvdEjkZa6
— nila⁷ (@leonila_casoyla) March 26, 2020
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Up-to-date, the number of positive cases for COVID-19 has already climbed to 2,311 and claimed 96 lives.
