Coronavirus scare: Sunny Leone and hubby Daniel Weber wear masks, urge everyone to stay safe - Pic proof

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New Delhi: Bollywood actress Sunny Leone and husband Daniel Weber were recently spotted at the Mumbai airport wearing black masks. The couple later took to their respective social media handles and shared pictures with fans, urging everyone to stay safe and take precautions against the deadly Coronavirus. 

Sunny Leone wrote in the caption of her post, "Safe is the new COOL with @dirrty99 !! Don’t be ignorant about what is happening around you or think the Coronavirus can’t affect you! Be smart and be safe! #india #coronavirus"

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Safe is the new COOL with @dirrty99 !! Don’t be ignorant about what is happening around you or think the Coronavirus can’t affect you! Be smart and be safe! #india #coronavirus

A post shared by Sunny Leone (@sunnyleone) on Jan 28, 2020 at 9:32pm PST

Hubby Daniel too appealed to everyone that airports can be vulnerable to such a virus and therefore travellers much take precautions. He wrote, "It’s cooler to be safe !!!! Airports are the fastest way to catch the insane Coronavirus !!!! Don’t be an idiot, be safe. !!!!"

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It’s cooler to be safe !!!! Airports are the fastest way to catch the insane Coronavirus !!!! Don’t be an idiot , be safe. !!!!

A post shared by Daniel "Dirrty" Weber (@dirrty99) on Jan 28, 2020 at 9:31pm PST

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Team that stays safe is a team that keeps moving together !!!! Don’t be a fool and think you are to smart to get infected!!!! Read and educate yourselves. Waiting for the India Ministry of Health to mandate airport and government workers to practice safety and help educate people !!! #india #coronavirus .

A post shared by Daniel "Dirrty" Weber (@dirrty99) on Jan 28, 2020 at 10:49pm PST

The deadly Coronavirus outbreak in China's Wuhan city has claimed many lives as many as 6000 cases of those affected from the illness have been reported. Cases of Coronavirus infection have been reported in Thailand, Hong Kong, US, Taiwan, Australia, Macau, Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, France, Canada, Vietnam, Nepal, Cambodia, Germany and United Arab Emirates.