Anyone panicking? Two passengers on the plane wrapped their entire bodies in plastic

There seems to be no limit to the means of abetting travelers during the Corona, who sometimes take the panic to the extremes. Especially two travelers in Australia who were documented with all their bodies wrapped in plastic in flight. The video made its way online, of course

Anyone panicking? Two passengers on the plane wrapped their entire bodies in plastic

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The scourge of the Corona virus is doing its job among the passenger population of aircraft, and there seems to be no limit to their means of defense. Two passengers took the virus protection issue to new ends by completely wrapping it in plastic, which covered their entire body during a flight.

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Another passenger sitting next to them on a flight from Sydney to Hamilton Island off the coast of Australia documented the two passengers with masks, gloves and full-body nylon suits. She shared the event on Twitter with the caption: "Right now behind me on the plane. When you're (really scared) of the Corona virus."

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As you can see in the video of the two wrapped passengers, one of them covered himself with a large, transparent plastic sheet while his girlfriend wrapped herself in a pink protective suit.

Like Israel and other countries, the rigorous testing procedure for travelers entering a country from certain countries in the East has also been blocked in Australia, and it has blocked entry for visitors arriving from China in the last 14 days. In the ocean, 15 cases of the virus have been reported so far.

In addition, the entry ban following the Corona has prevented some 100,000 Chinese students from returning to the Australian academic year.

And we'll go back to the Nylon passengers. According to the World Health Organization, healthy people generally do not need to wear masks. However, the supply of masks has shrunk in many countries as a result of the fear of contracting the virus. According to the organization, masks should be started as soon as people begin to cough or sneeze or when treating a patient suspected of contracting the virus.