Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has joined hands with Indian government for a public service video that urges people to practice basic hygiene to curb the spread of coronavirus. 
 
Big B on Tuesday threw light on the fact that coronavirus can linger on to human excreta for many weeks and urged the people to use their washrooms. 
 
In the video, Bachchan is seen quoting a Chinese study which says that coronavirus can stay in the human excreta for longer periods and asked the people to use washrooms to prevent the spread of the virus. 
 
"Do you know that recently Chinese scientists have found that coronavirus can stay alive in the human excreta for many weeks. Even if the patient recovers, even then the virus could stay in the excreta for a long time," said Bachchan. 
 
"If a fly sits on the excreta or if that fly sits on fruits, vegetables or fruit, then this disease can spread further," he added.The 77-year-old actor then asked the people to fight against coronavirus in the same way in which they fought with open defecation and polio.

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"I request you, people, with folded hands that you support the nation in fighting against coronavirus by doing these three things," the `Amar Akbar Anthony` actor said. 
 
"Firstly use your toilet and do not defecate in the open, secondly practice social distancing and third wash your hands multiple times for at least 20 seconds," he added. 
 
Bachchan has been associated with many public service announcements by the Government of India and is spreading awareness about the highly contagious virus, which has affected at least 606 people in India so far.

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has joined hands with Indian government for a public service video that urges people to practice basic hygiene to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has joined hands with Indian government for a public service video that urges people to practice basic hygiene to curb the spread of coronavirus. Big B on Tuesday threw light on the fact that coronavirus can linger on to human excreta for many weeks and urged the people to use their washrooms. In the video, Bachchan is seen quoting a Chinese study which says that coronavirus can stay in the human excreta for longer periods and asked the people to use washrooms to prevent the spread of the virus. "Do you know that recently Chinese scientists have found that coronavirus can stay alive in the human excreta for many weeks. Even if the patient recovers, even then the virus could stay in the excreta for a long time," said Bachchan. "If a fly sits on the excreta or if that fly sits on fruits, vegetables or fruit, then this disease can spread further," he added.The 77-year-old actor then asked the people to fight against coronavirus in the same way in which they fought with open defecation and polio. T 3482 - AN APPEAL : TikTok have given UNICEF TopView space free for 48 hours. whenever someone opens TikTok it’s the first video they will see. Five million views in the first 30 minutes and currently at 45 million views.https://t.co/BNJ3FRZIhV — Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) March 26, 2020 × "I request you, people, with folded hands that you support the nation in fighting against coronavirus by doing these three things," the `Amar Akbar Anthony` actor said. "Firstly use your toilet and do not defecate in the open, secondly practice social distancing and third wash your hands multiple times for at least 20 seconds," he added. Bachchan has been associated with many public service announcements by the Government of India and is spreading awareness about the highly contagious virus, which has affected at least 606 people in India so far.

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England and Tottenham Hotspur footballer Dele Alli has apologised for a video he had posted on his Snapchat account that appeared to mock a man of Asian origin and jokes about deadly coronavirus which has claimed more than 900 lives.

England and Tottenham Hotspur footballer Dele Alli has apologised for a video he had posted on his Snapchat account that appeared to mock a man of Asian origin and jokes about deadly coronavirus which has claimed more than 900 lives. Alli posted the video of him wearing a face mask in an airport departure lounge on with the message: “Corona whattt, please listen with volume.” The 23-year-old then zooms the camera towards an unsuspecting man of Asian origin before panning to a bottle of antiseptic hand wash captioned: “This virus gunna have to be quicker than that to catch me.” After several complaints, the English midfielder deleted the video and said he had “let myself down and the club”. “I’d like to apologise for the video I posted on Snapchat yesterday,” Alli said in a video released on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. “It wasn’t funny. I realised that immediately and took it down. I let myself down and the club. I don’t want you guys to have that impression of me. “It isn’t something that should be joked about. Sending all my love and thoughts and prayers for everyone in China.” Tottenham have so far declined to comment on the story, although it is understood Alli was on his way to Dubai for a short holiday before next Sunday’s Premier League fixture against Aston Villa.

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