Former President Obama urged Americans to protect themselves and others from coronavirus by taking 'common sense precautions,' like hand-washing and staying home if they are sick
Washington Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday urged Americans to protect themselves and others from coronavirus by taking"common sense precautions," like hand-washing and staying home if sick.
"Protect yourself and your community from coronavirus with common sense precautions: wash your hands, stay home when sick and listen to the @CDCgov and local health authorities," the former President tweeted."Save the masks for health care workers. Let's stay calm, listen to the experts, and follow the science.
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