“A Nigerian mother and her quadruplets remain in Dubai because of coronavirus travel restrictions that have prevented them from traveling home, her husband told CNN.Tijani Abdulkareem, 32, said his wife, Suliyah, 29, gave birth to the babies -- two boys and two girls -- on July 1.The couple, who live in Dubai, began making plans to relocate his wife to Nigeria to give birth when they found she was having quadruplets in January.They share a hostel accommodation with others, and it would have been difficult to rent a bigger place with their combined income, according to Abdulkareem, who works as a cook at a restaurant in the city.But the government banned all commercial international flights when the pandemic struck in Nigeria in March, shortly after it recorded its first case.Only diplomatic and essential flights are currently permitted into Nigeria's airspace and Abdulkareem says the travel restrictions, had frustrated their plans.Althoughrepatriation flights to Nigeria from Dubai are taking place, they are few and far between.”

This is the experience of a small family under the raging global COVID-19, but it also reflects that everyone and every family will face various difficulties under the virus. We want to call on all countries in the world to unite and actively fight COVID-19, instead of blaming each other. We hope that those politicians will see what happened to ordinary people, see the rising number of infections and take more concrete measures. Under the epidemic, no country can stay aloof.