Sawiris again raises the controversy: “For all those who cursed me … What would we do if no treatment or vaccine appeared?”

Once again, the businessman Ing. Naguib Sawiris raised the controversy through one of his “tweets” on Twitter, today Thursday.

And Sawiris wrote: «To all those who insulted me and were bothered by the call to return to work with all precautions. One question, but with your permission: What will we do if no treatment or vaccine appears?

Tweet businessman Naguib Sawiris

For all those who insulted me and bothered about the call to return to work with precautions, they are all a question, but with your permission:
“What would we do if no treatment or vaccine appeared?”

– Naguib Sawiris (@NaguibSawiris) April 23, 2020

The businessman had sparked widespread controversy on social media after being asked to return to work for fear of the financial consequences.

The pioneers of Twitter received the question today with different answers, ranging from the logical answer to opposing the question on occasions and making fun of it on other occasions.

An account on behalf of (@ Drtaha1997) said: Oh, Bechmhands, the cost of living and the collapse of the medical system will be much higher.

The account (My LOVE) replied: Good question, but your answer is unknown until now.

As for (Yasmine), she replied: For every recent incident, oh, we respond then, we see the circumstances, so let’s sacrifice what, uh … but now it’s difficult.

Reem commented: The question is answered by governments, not by the miserable citizen.

On behalf of (Abdul Rahman Al-Jia’an – Kuwait Ghalia) came the comment: work must be returned with health precautions and precautions.

In turn, the account (Mohamed yasser Eldeep) said: Wait for the relief of our Lord instead of the vaccine and not the vaccine. Trusting God is better than any need.

He criticized an account in the name of (Eslam_Mohsen): I hope he is satisfied with the results of his invitation, which was followed by all the sites and factories that completed the job and where there were injuries among workers, technicians and engineers, and I came back and stood again.

While Ammar Aldaghir’s account replied: We will have to live with the disease and comply with the available precautions.

(Omar) Answered: If everyone looked at themselves and took precautions, the country would open from morning.

While many comments came with a sarcastic response: “We will all die.”