Sussanne Khan's sister Farah Khan Ali urges fans to be Safe and Strong amid the Coronavirus pandemic

The Coronavirus pandemic has proven that it does not discriminate against the poor and the rich. After Bollywood producer Karim Morani tested positive for Coronavirus on April 8, other celebrities have also shared stories of COVID 19 cases. Now Sussanne Khan's sister Farah Khan Ali has confirmed that one of her in house staff members has tested positive for the virus. Farah is the daughter of famous actor Sanjay Khan and is a famous jewelry designer herself. Farah has revealed that they have arranged for the worker to be sent to an isolation facility. She said that the rest of her family and herself are also getting tested.

Taking to Twitter Ali wrote, "COVID news spreads faster than the virus. An in-house staff of mine tested positive today and so am moving him to a facility. Have all tested at home today as well and are going to be quarantined. Be safe yet strong. This too shall pass." She also commended the work of healthcare workers in Mumbai and praised the government for their hard work. "Have to say the @mybmc &their docs in Mumbai is amazing with dealing with COVID patients. The way they handled the situation & picked up my staff and took him to a facility was swift & timely. They showed kindness & humanity & treated him with dignity. Way to go @AUThackeray," she added. Pooja Bedi also wrote a hopeful tweet for her friend. Taking to social media Bedi replied to Farah's tweet and wrote, "Everyone will say through it brilliantly… stay your strong and positive self.. lots of love and warmth and positive vibes. This too shall pass. !!! (sic)."

Covid news spreads faster than the virus. An in-house staff of mine tested positive today and so am moving him to a facility. Have all tested all at home today as well and are going to be quarantined. Be safe yet strong. This too shall pass.

— Farah Khan (@FarahKhanAli) April 14, 2020

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