Coronavirus Outbreak: Parineeti Chopra says 'Don't be overconfident', Sonam Kapoor appeals

Amid the worldwide Coronavirus outbreak, Bollywood celebrities are taking to their social media accounts to share information related to the viral pandemic virus. Parineeti Chopra recently took to her Instagram handle to share a Facebook post about Covid-19. In the caption, she requested people not to be 'overconfident and stay safe.'

Sonam Kapoor too urged her fans to take necessary precautions and stay safe. Bollywood actor Kriti Kharbanda too shared a picture wearing a mask and wrote, "Stay indoors, stay hydrated, stay clean."

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GUYS STOP BEING OVERCONFIDENT AND READ THIS! Stop calling it a “hype on social media.” Stop saying “it only affects the elderly.” Stop saying “oh but the death rate of flu is more.” Stop thinking you are smarter than the virus. You are not. Coronavirus is real. Its extremely contagious and unstoppable. Please be smart. And be safe. #coronavirus

A post shared by Parineeti Chopra (@parineetichopra) on Mar 11, 2020 at 9:17pm PDT

 

 

 

 

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We are one. Let’s fight this together. Stay indoors, stay hydrated, stay clean and maybe use this time to reconnect with what is lost or yet to be found. Stay safe. :) #covid19

A post shared by Kriti Kharbanda (@kriti.kharbanda) on Mar 12, 2020 at 2:22am PDT

State-wise List of confirmed cases in India:

• Kerala 17
• Maharashtra 11
• UP 10
• Delhi 6
• Karnataka 4
• UT Laddakh 3
• Rajasthan 1
• Telangana 1
• Tamil Nadu 1
• Jammu And Kashmir 1
• Punjab 1
• Indians tested positive 56
• Foreigners tested positive 17

The Central government has also issued detailed guidelines for a concerted and whole government approach to prevent the further imposition of virus cases and to build up a comprehensive and robust response system. According to the World Health Organization, people with mild illness recover in about two weeks, while those with more severe ailments may take three to six weeks to rebound. In mainland China, where the virus first exploded, more than 80,000 people have been diagnosed, but more than 58,000 already have recovered.

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