Baby Doll singer Kanika Kapoor sensationalized the headlines after she was tested positive for Coronavirus. The news took the people and media by storm, even more, because the singer travelled from London to Mumbai and then to Lucknow, before getting diagnosed. However, she soon had to face wrath on social media and was accused of hiding her travel history of the UK from the airport authorities in Lucknow which compelled them to slam her, calling her irresponsible. Now that Kanika is being discharged after recovering from Coronavirus, she broke her silence on being brutally slammed by people.
She took to her Instagram account and penned down a long letter, explaining her side of the story. Nevertheless, after receiving a lot of flak for Coronavirus, the singer now desires for ‘a warm smile, a warm heart and a warm cup of tea.’ She recently shared a picture of herself having a lovely time with her family in Lucknow where is in complete isolation. Sharing the picture on Instagram, she captioned it as, “All you need is a warm smile, a warm heart and a warm cup of tea #familytime #lucknowdiaries #stayhomestaysafe”
Since she has been at the receiving end for criticism, we thought of scrolling down the comment section. We saw one is simply happy to see her reuniting with her family as the user commented, “After soo many days u are with Ur family… congratulations and please I think u should also donate blood plasma theory… love from Rajasthan.” Another one too urged her to donate blood plasma as the user commented, “First u need to donate plasma.”
For the unversed, as the deadly novel Coronavirus has infected over 2 million people around the world, with no treatment available to cure the deadly disease, Scientists and doctors are still struggling and exploring drugs, vaccines and multiple other treatments to fight COVID-19. ALSO READ: Kanika Kapoor Returns Home: 'We Are Happy She Is Back,' Says Singer's Brother - EXCLUSIVE
However, the discovered one treatment that could help is the plasma therapy. According to India Today, “Plasma therapy is based on the premise that blood from a recovered patient contains antibodies with the ability to fight the pathogen.” ALSO READ: Coronavirus Pandemic: Kanika Kapoor's UNSEALED Building In Lucknow Sets Tongues Wagging
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