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Rachel and Tyler Torres made it home to the Dallas area this week.

The honeymooners were on a cruise from Japan in January when there was an outbreak of COVID-19

on their ship.

They spent 27 days in quarantine, including 14 days in a military base in San Antonio.

We joke now that we have been married 15 years, Rachel says.

In related news, release of the new James Bond movie will be postponed to November because of theater closures in China, which is the second biggest movie market in the world

behind the U.S., Italy, and South Korea. The governor of

California declared a state of emergency yesterday as the number of coronavirus cases in the state

rose to 54, and Congress agreed to an $8.3 billion emergency spending bill to combat the epidemic.

Coronavirus is affecting our planet in ways we have not seen in my lifetime.

The Washington Post reports that the spreading coronavirus is shaping up as a pandemic of potentially historic proportions,

possibly on the scale of the global outbreak of influenza in

1957, but unlikely to be as catastrophic as the Spanish flu of 1918.

How do we protect ourselves? Here are some advice offered by health professionals. Let's begin

by explaining how the disease is transmitted. Droplets containing the virus are rejected from those who are sick via the mouth or nose as they cough, sneeze, laugh, sing, or talk.

These droplets typically land in the floor or ground unless they hit something along the way.

To access our cells, they must enter our bodies through

the eyes, nose, or mouth. You cannot absorb them through the skin. Experts believe sneezing

and coughing are likely the primary forms of transmission. Talking face to face or sharing a meal

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