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Big B and Priyanka Gandhi’s corona advice, Italy gets freebies & WHO let the dogs out

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New Delhi: Crashing stock markets, free porn and lots of advisories — Twitter captures the global rollercoaster that coronavirus has caused.

First, another high profile coronavirus case: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau informed Twitter that his wife had tested positive for and is now in quarantine.

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) March 13, 2020

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi slams the Modi government, again — and it’s not the economy…

His sister Priyanka, meanwhile, lectures us on keeping safe in these challenged times.

While Twitter talks about globalisation’s role in the spread of coronavirus, author Kavitha Rao shares a different, witty perspective.

Actions speak louder than words, and superstar Amitabh Bachchan is doing just that. Check out his advice…

There’s good news from WHO for our ‘best friend’ on COVID-19 and author Liam Hackett has something delightful to say about that.

Writer Rupa Gulab finds something funny in these pandemic times.

Actor Tom Hanks offers a thank you note to all those who wished his wife and him a speedy recovery from coronavirus.

Don’t worry, Hanks, we know who’s the stronger one in this battle!

Amidst all the conspiracy theories about which country might have engineered COVID-19 and why, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian offers his version…

The world might be facing a massive shutdown but at least the Italians are being granted some interesting freebies… Ahem.

Discover why US whistleblower Edward Snowden contemplates investing in cryto-currency.

Finally, Farooq Abdullah’s daughter Safia Abdullah Khan took to Twitter to celebrate her father’s release from detention in the Valley today.

-Inputs by Yimkumla Longkumer

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