The death toll from the coronavirus continues to rise, making global headlines in the process. In an effort to help, actor Jackie Chan offered R2 million (N48,768,880.00) in awards in exchange for an antidote.
The pressure to control the coronavirus epidemic increases as the death toll continues to rise.
Veteran actor Jackie Chan is now on board to try to find a solution and offer a reward of 1 million yuan (N48,768,880.00) for the development of an antidote.
The Star reports that Chan hopes to do more than offer songs and parties to the people involved: "Now I have an idea" naive. No matter who or what organization develops the antidote, I want to thank you with 1 million yuan. "
The actor argues that the measure was not about money, but about preventing the suffering of his people and "fighting a virus until some of them died when they should be taking advantage of life".
Given the continuing gravity of the situation, the World Health Organization has declared the epidemic to be a global emergency.
Although no confirmed cases have been reported in South Africa, suspect cases have been reported in Limpopo and KwaZulu-Natal.
The Ministry of Health then confirmed that the patients were negative for the disease, even after going through the mandatory quarantine period.
See below for some responses to Chan's reward offer:
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