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Public opinion onHow seriously we should take coronavirus is divided. While some treat the virus as a full pandemic on the pandemic, others feel like we are suffering what is essentially just a cold or influenza way. Now a viral facebook of a woman in Italy - who hasbeen put on the lock-The not warning of those of other European countries and the USAD to take coronaviruses more seriously.

March 10,Christina Higgins wrote a Facebook message from Bergamo, Italy- "The heart of thecoronavirus crisis"-Sayer that" the US news media did not capture the gravity of what's going on. "

"I write this post because each of you, today - not the government, not the school district, not the mayor - every citizen has the chance to take measures that will deter the Italian situation from becoming the reality of your country , " she wrote. "The only way to stop this virus is fromcontain contagion. And the only way to limit contagion concerns millions of people to change behavior today. "

Higgins dispelled the idea thatCoronavirus is, like some say, a "flu" only thisaffect the elderly and those with pre-existing conditions. First, she wrote, coronavirus led that people become "really sick", spending weeks in ICU neighborhoods, which now exceed the capacity. She also noted that hospitals reported more and more young people who arrived. Second, Higgins wrote, the two-week incubation period means that people who may have never show symptoms, which is one of the reasonspropagate so fast.

She called the Italian Prime MinisterGiuseppe Conte's Decision to put Italy when renting Monday night as "Hail Marie", saying that "if the number of contagions does not start to go down, the system, Italy, will collapse".

Higgins finished the job by saying to the people they have the "chance to make the difference" and "stop the propagation" of coronavirus in their country by taking steps likeWork, pushing forSchools to closeand canceling all non-essential events.

His last message for anyone who thinks these actions could be too extreme? "Locking Italy was beyond the imagination of anyone a week ago. Soon, you will not have a choice, so do what you can now."

Its Facebook station was rapidly viral, with more than 84,000 shares in less than 24 hours.

Higgins followed by publishing a video of a BBC press segment on Facebook which describes the extent to whichCoronavirus struck Italy.

According to the latest reports of the BBC, there were more than10,000 cases and 631 coronavirus deaths in Italy.

"We want all our citizens to stay at home. We want all business activities to stop, all shops to close for two weeks", "Bergamo MayorGiorgio Gorisaid in the segment. "We think it's the only way to really stop the spread of the virus and avoid the collapse of the health system."

Finally, he warned the United States and other European countries ", you must be much more rigorous."