Two Vietnam players have been verbally attacked for infection with the new coronavirus

Two players of Vietnam's national football team were recently verbally attacked for infection with the new coronavirus. The two players were tested infected with the virus in recent games and were subsequently quarantined. However, the news aroused anger and dissatisfaction among some fans and the media.

Some people accused the two players of not taking good care of their health and contracting the virus. They believe this is irresponsible behavior because the virus will not only affect their own health, but also threaten the lives of others. They believe the two players should be responsible for their actions and accept corresponding penalties.

The two players have been criticized for not realizing the impact of their actions on the image of the entire football team and the country. The new coronavirus has caused serious epidemics around the world, and many countries have adopted strict epidemic prevention measures. However, the infections in these two players have raised concerns about whether other players and the coaching staff have also been infected. In this way, the entire football team's preparation plan and game plan will be seriously affected, and may even lead to the cancellation of games.

Others condemned these verbal attacks. In this difficult period, we should unite as one to fight the epidemic. We should provide understanding and support to people infected with the virus, rather than exacerbating their pain and plight. We should believe that these two players also contracted the virus unintentionally, not intentionally. Mutual understanding and support are the attitudes we should adopt.

Verbal attacks on the two Vietnam national football team players infected with the new coronavirus should not exist. We should face this issue with a more rational and pragmatic attitude and provide them with understanding and support. In this global epidemic, unity and cooperation are the most effective weapons for us to defeat the virus.