Prince Charles Got The Coronavirus!

Prince Charles, Duke of Cambridge confirms he got the coronavirus.

The coronavirus is global pandemic. Over 1.3 million people are affected by the deadly disease.

Over 2,000 people in the United States have died from the coronavirus. In the United States, there is 150,000 confirmed cases.

The Royal Family confirms the Prince of Wales has tested positive for the coronavirus. Prince Charles has the coronavirus.

The royal is in "excellent condition" and is being observed by his doctors and staffers. The duchess Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall has also placed herself in quarantine despite testing negative.

Folks over 65 are more at risk of catching this deadly disease and folks are taking measures to stay healthy and not pass this disease onto others.

Charles, 71 should be protected because he's been eating healthy and had practice a safe lifestyle.

Charles said that he has "mild symptoms" and is in self-isolation.

This also gives notice to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip. The Queen, 93 and Phillip, 98 have been informed of their son's condition.

Prince William, Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, former duchess of Sussex were informed about Charles' health.

Rules of engagement.

1. If you feel sick, stay at home.
2. Elbow your coughs and sneezes
3. Don't touch your face (eyes, nose or mouth)
4. Practice social distancing (stay at least 6 to 10 feet from individuals)
5. Wash your hands (at least 20 seconds). That's two Happy Birthday songs.
6. Do not hoard resources like masks, toilet paper, bread, potatoes, milk and eggs.
7. There is no treatment for COVID-19. Please do not use any treatments from unreliable sources.

Many state governors issued "stay at home" orders to keep Americans off the streets if possible.

Donald J. Trump and Congress are working on trying to save a crappy economy. He wants folks to return back to work on Easter. Concerns about the timeline are controversial.

Thank your first responders and military for being a 24/7 operation. They have to deal with this constantly and they're putting their health and lives at risk to prevent the spread of the virus.