On Sunday, Climate Change Minister Zartaj Gul purported that Covid-19 means that the coronavirus has 19 points that can be applied to any country based on its respective immunity levels.
In Covid-19, 19 refers to 19 points that can apply to any country, according to Zartaj gul 🤦#Zartajgul pic.twitter.com/B4tSsvwSJQ
— Muhammad Ehsan Ullah (@MuhammadEhsanU8) June 20, 2020
Although by now, everyone knows that Covid-19 is an acronym for the coronavirus disease 2019, it seems that Gul had no idea what she was getting herself into.
Since she redefined the term on national television, Pakistani social media users have been busy redefining everything on Twitter.
Providing a fresh perspective to age-old words, users have come up with new and hilarious definitions for F-16, bypass, T20, MiG-21 and N95 among others.
Here are some we loved most:
F-16 is 16 seater!#Zartajgul pic.twitter.com/KB6d8a4dVF
— K@thOL!Con° (@El_jawad_le) June 21, 2020
https://twitter.com/IMHaiderhadi/status/1274903992338915328
https://twitter.com/RanaSaaiib/status/1274783742595346435
20 players play in #T20
— 🦋- kainat - 🦋 (@nori_kainat_) June 21, 2020
That's why it is called #T20
(#Zartajgul) pic.twitter.com/sIba0xALst
There are 8 jet Engines in V8 #Zartajgul pic.twitter.com/KMXFdXbQyB
— Saddam Hussain (@SaddamH91444108) June 21, 2020
The “21” in MiG-21 means it flies only 21 seconds across border. #zartajgulwazir #coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/0sFNc1Kbo7
— Asif Ansari (@asifansari47) June 21, 2020
Pretty sure Zartaj Gul thinks that Ministry of Climate Change works to change the climate
— Qasim Zaidi (@QasimZaidi_) June 21, 2020
Ronaldo ko CR7 is lye kehty hen q k wo 7 dfa apni class ka Cr bna tha 😎#ZartajGulLogic https://t.co/XbcFO5PVXh
— Dr. Wkas 🩺 (@DrwaqasAfzal1) June 23, 2020
Relatable #Zartajgul pic.twitter.com/pPQ92BZlbf
— Irum Sikandar (@SikandarIrum) June 21, 2020
Some even compiled a video of the memes and it all makes sense now.
https://twitter.com/fzk_94/status/1274508999925383168
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