Arnold Schwarzenegger's impressive message to beat coronavirus

The showbiz celebrities have joined the  force in hard-hitting advertising campaign urging the public to wash their hands to stop the coronavirus.

Among others,  the Hollywood legend and former governor of  California,  Arnold Schwarzenegger has also  contributed  his  share in the campaign  hammering home the message that hand-washing is the best thing people can do to protect themselves. 

Some scientists have even suggested the virus may be more likely to spread on the hands than it is through the air.

The  renowned showbiz personality  has shared  a  photo of himself  with his cute puppy on his Instagram page and wrote:   "I tried to do a hand-washing tutorial for Cherry but I think you guys will pay more attention. Be safe. Wash your hands. Listen to scientists and experts, not foreheads. Together, we can slow this down and protect each other. #COVID19"

Earlier, disco queen Gloria Gaynor has launched a hand washing challenge to her iconic song 'I Will Survive' in a bid to help prevent the coronavirus.

People are advised to wash their hands for 20 seconds at a time with hot water and soap, making sure they clean every side of their hands and fingers to stop the coronavirus which  may stay contagious on hard metal or plastic surfaces like door handles or rails on buses or trains for as long as three days.