A great many individuals all throughout the planet are confronting the repercussions of COVID-19, in any case, for the Canberra Raiders Fijian winger Semi Valemei, the effect has been felt significantly more.
In September a year ago, the 22 year old turned into a father however he actually hasn’t got the opportunity to meet his little girl Rosi since she was conceived.
Addressing the Raiders media group Valemei says he isn’t sure whenever he’ll find the opportunity to see his girl.
During Valemei’s breakout season in which he was named the club’s Rookie of the Year, his loved ones would ascend a mountain to get administration on a cell phone and would cluster around it to watch Semi play.
He says he got them a TV and now they can simply watch them from home.
Filling in for the harmed Jordan Rapana, Valemei made his own fruitful get back from a hamstring injury with crushing impact.
The winger ran for 120 running meters and made six tackle breaks as he gave the Bulldogs’ protection trouble.
Subsequent to tasting triumph a weekend ago against the Bulldogs, Valemei will be searching for a positive outcome again against the Melbourne Storm.
He has been named to begin again on the wing against the reigning champs on Saturday at 9:35pm.
In the mean time, at 9:50 this evening, the Cowboys has the Knights in the initial match of cycle 12 of the NRL.
