Novel coronavirus outbreak
What Pornhub Said?
“Pornhub is donating its March proceeds from Modelhub to support Italy during this unfortunate time (model earnings will remain untouched). Italy will also have free access to Pornhub Premium throughout the month. Forza Italia, we love you! 🧡”, wrote the company on their Twitter handle.
Pornhub is donating its March proceeds from Modelhub to support Italy during this unfortunate time (model earnings will remain untouched). Italy will also have free access to Pornhub Premium throughout the month. Forza Italia, we love you! 🧡 pic.twitter.com/DD0nYDyrJ4
— Pornhub ARIA (@Pornhub) March 12, 2020
This is not the first time that PornHub is giving away its premium subscription to its users. The company has a tradition of making all its premium content available for free without requiring any fee or credit card on Valentine’s Day every year.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) now spread in every continent except Antarctica. There is a total of 135,000 people who have tested positive for the virus around the world, 4,988 people were killed, according to the New York Times. In Italy, there have been approximately 17,660 confirmed cases and 1,266 deaths. The country has closed all businesses, with the exception of grocery stores, banks, and pharmacies, and has placed the entire nation on lockdown.
In the United States, more than 2,195 people have been diagnosed with the coronavirus, and at least 49 patients have died. On Wednesday, The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus as a pandemic.
Novel coronavirus outbreak Timeline
Novel coronavirus outbreak Timeline
The report suggests that Italy govt. Is imposing imprisonment for about 3 months or a fine of up to 206 Euros (Rs.17,000). Also apart from this those who refuse to self-quarantine could face 21 years imprisonment, which is same as murder charges
All the industries including the tech industry are suffering from the effects of this deadly virus. Many important events are getting canceled, like MWC 2020, Google i/o 2020, and many more. The coronavirus, officially COVID-19, is now declared as ‘pandemic’ by WHO.