Regentium Coronavirus 19 Pandemic Announcement

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Transcript from the Leader: Citizens of our unity of Regentium, I have terrible news. This is not a test. On December 12, 2019, individuals in China’s Hubei Province began showing symptoms of a virus, known as Sars Cov 19, now known as Coronavirus 19. This disease has spread around our Earth rapidly. Now, as of March 11, 2020, we are declaring this virus a pandemic. Everyone must remain in their homes. This is a highly contagious disease! More information will follow. This is not a test! As of now, schools will no longer be open. Online replacements, in which we are still researching how to bring out, will be in place once possible. Jobs that can be done online will be done so to prevent spread of disease. Blue-collar jobs, like plumbing, mail, electrical, and others will still need to attend their jobs, however, specific precautions will need to be implemented for safety. Citizens, these will apply to you too, if you absolutely have to go outside. Pay attention! Practice good hygiene. This includes washing hands for 20 or more seconds with antibacterial soap. I repeat, antibacterial soap. If you are in a place where washing your hands cannot be done at the moment or it'd be very inconvenient, bring a portable hand sanitizer with you. Wear a face mask. These can include N95 or KN95 respirators, disposable non-surgical , and multi-layer cloth masks; although surgical masks could be worn, they may not fit properly. Do NOT wear single layer cloth masks, neck gaiters, masks with exhalation valves, face shields without a mask underneath, and loosely fitting masks in general, as they will not prevent the disease. These must be worn over the mouth and nose. This is to prevent potential airborne contagion. This will be enforced by law and heavy fines will be assigned if these are not worn. I repeat, over the mouth AND nose. If you have any combination of the following symptoms, you may have Coronavirus 19. - Fever or Chills. - Cough. - Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing. - Sore throat. - Congestion or runny nose. - New loss of taste or smell. - Fatigue. - Muscle or body aches. - Headache. - Nausea or vomiting. This message and more information will be provided on Local Access Programming. Thank you. Remember, DO NOT leave your home. This is not a test.