Hollywood actor and Ex- California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger has advised people about what to do to minimise the risk of contracting coronavirus.
The 72-year old, who is seen self –isolating from his hot tub, suggested people should not leave their homes.
The Terminator star treated himself to a jacuzzi and shared a video on Twitter in which he shared tips on how to stay safe from the virus.
He goes on to say that he is staying away from crowds and outside while cautioning others to stop hanging out in crowds.
According to him, he still sees “photographs and videos of people sitting at outside cafes all over the world and having a good.” He cautions that this is not wise because that’s how people get the virus.
“That’s how you get it, [through] contact with other people. So stay away from crowds, stay away from restaurants, and outdoor cafes, especially now in springtime, when all the kids are going to the beach and celebrating and drinking.”
‘This is not a good idea. So stay away from the crowds, go home, and then we can overcome this whole problem, this whole virus, in no time. You’ve got to go and follow those orders. Just remember – stay at home, don’t go to crowds.”
Arnold Schwarzenegger, a former bodybuilding champion shared tips with his fans
‘The important thing is that you stay at home because there’s a curfew now,’ he said in the clip. ‘No one is allowed out especially someone who is 72 years old. ‘After 65 you’re not allowed out your house anymore in California, so you gotta stay home.”
