The present conditions around the globe are similar to what happened during the World Wars. Everyone is scared to step out of their houses, deserted streets and of course the fear of rescuing our lives. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, with the growing number of cases every hour, Spain becomes the third-most affected country. Amidst the inconsolable issue, the Spaniard ace Rafael Nadal addressed his countrymen.

He expressed his gratitude to all the doctors who are risking their lives and rescuing other people’s lives. He also extended his thanks to the police force who are ensuring the security of the nation at every instant. 

“Hi everyone. First of all, I want to say sorry because I haven’t been on social media lately. But these are hard times for everyone. Everyone is trying to do their best from our homes,” said Rafa.

“I just wanted to send a message to thank, doctors, nurses and health workers, who are protecting us. All the forces, the civil guard, policemen, army, everyone who is making us feel a bit safer. They are the first line of defense and in the end, they are most at risk. And right now, they are our heroes. I just want to express my admiration and respect to all of you, thank you so much. I hope we get through these hard times as soon as possible.”

“We are proving to be united” – Rafael Nadal 

He offered his condolences to the families who lost their loved ones and to all his countrymen who are suffering in the never-ending maze of misery.

“Lastly, I want to send my love to families that are suffering and the ones who have lost their loved ones to the disease. It’s hard, to say the least in these hard times, I can just say that I am very sorry,” he added.

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World Number two Rafael Nadal sounded apprehensive while delivering his message, but nevertheless he highlighted the positive aspect of the global pandemic. There’s always light amid the darkness. The disaster has brought people closer and sprouted unity amongst the people who are fighting against the invisible enemy.

“There are positive sides in these hard times, we are proving to be united. All the citizens are united, day by day complying with all norms that have been recommended. Staying at home, do your part to end with this pandemic as soon as possible. Thank you and I’ll see you soon,” Rafa concluded.