4:17 Empa Morena a ema le 'na' me 'matlafatsa, e le hore ka 'na boboleli e ne e tla phethoa, 'me e le hore Balichaba bohle ba ne ba utloa. 'Me ke ile lokolloa a tsoa molomong oa tau. On March 15, 2020, we woke up to a real-world filled with suspensions of many activities due to COVID -19; now declared a national disaster. We woke up to orders on restrictions on the numbers of people who can congregate at one point at a time, including travel. We got a message of washing hands and getting sanitizers, and suddenly the reality of the plight of many young people was made apparent. Many may not have access to water and may not be able to afford sanitizers or safer modes of travel. Schools had to be closed down sooner and fundamentalists came up with inflammatory messages about the end of the world. Social media spread good and bad messages and messaging. Some parents and guardians took a chance to protect young people from this influx of information. At times it was hard. At times they could not answer a simple question of what is COVID -19. At times they succeeded. Child-friendly messages also surfaced and so did alternatives to schooling. Perhaps a ‘one informative thing a day’ attitude may ground us. A hotline number 060123456 has been opened by the Department of Health and is invaluable.