MY SONS HAVE COVID-19, AND I’M ALSO STRUGGLING TO BREATH, SAYS MUMBI PHIRI

By Patson Chilemba

Former PF deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri says her two sons, the first and last born have symptomatic Covid-19, and that she herself is struggling massively with shortness of breath, saying “I hope I will be alive the next time you call.”

Phiri told Daily Revelation that her two children were found with Covid-19 and that they are currently isolating from her home, having been told to do so when they tested positive at the health center.

Phiri, who sounded sick herself and struggling to be audible enough, said she was struggling with shortness of breath, but that she had not yet gotten a Covid-19 test, saying “I hope I will be alive next time you call.”

“My sons, the first born aged 29 and the last born aged 22 are at my house right now where they are self isolating. The first born is actually married but I had to get him so that he can recover from here at my house,” Phiri said.

But when asked why her children were told to recover from home despite being symptomatic, Phiri said she too did not have an answer to that.

“Even I, I am suffering from shortness of breath and can only feel comfortable speaking if I stand. And I am diabetic, I hope the next time you call I will be the one taking your call,” said Phiri.

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  • Buck teeth lungu , January 14, 2022 @ 6:29 pm

    Mumbi phiri, do you think we the Zambian people care about your son’s have xovid and you too.
    When you were part of the thugs in PF …do you feel sorry for us, did you feel any remorse for the suffering zamians…no you did not, so to hell with you BS and hope that you suffer.
    Oh by the way you are also the second most ugly wormwn in Zambia after Luo

  • Binwell kunda , January 15, 2022 @ 7:25 am

    Just keep yourself isolated and die peacefully. We all going to die one day

  • THE SAINT , January 15, 2022 @ 10:59 pm

    A 29 year old and a 22 year old are not children. Let us pass by this dependency syndrome in Zambia.

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