Purab Kohli says he & his family have ‘fully recovered' from Covid-19, thanks fans for support

Purab also gave a shout out to all the frontline workers and health workers.

By PTI | Apr 11, 2020, 01.19 PM IST

The 'Rock On! 2' actor shared the news on social media and thanked his fans and well-wishers for being a constant support.

LONDON: Actor Purab Kohli on Friday revealed that he and his family have “fully recovered” from novel coronavirus.

The 'Rock On! 2' actor shared the news on social media and thanked his fans and well-wishers for being a constant support.

“Thank you all you lovely people for your warms wishes. We really left a strong bolt of love come our way. Rest assured we are very well and fully recovered now,” he wrote on Instagram.

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Thank you 🙏🏽 all you lovely people for your warms wishes 💜 we really left a strong bolt of love come our way. Rest assured we are very well and fully recovered now. Please remember It is important to stay indoors now. Yes it’s hard! But firstly we need to put the brakes on this pandemic, and then we have to conserve energy and rest our bodies and build strength. God forbid if you do catch the virus, your body which is the real weapon against this virus, will need loads of energy to fight it. A big shout out to all the frontline workers and health workers around the world who are risking their own health and the health of families to serve us all. Bless them 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Take care and lots of love from Lucy, Inaya, Osian and me. This is a photo of us in Coonoor last year while I was filming Out of love. Also a reminder to me of the good times to come once we beat this problem as #OneWorld #FightAgainstCorona

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The actor, who is currently in London with his family, urged his fans to stay indoors and take care of their health.

“Please remember It is important to stay indoors now. Yes it's hard! But firstly we need to put the brakes on this pandemic, and then we have to conserve energy and rest our bodies and build strength.

"God forbid if you do catch the virus, your body which is the real weapon against this virus, will need loads of energy to fight it,” he added.

Purab also gave a shout out to all the frontline workers and health workers who are leading the fight against the pandemic.

The actor accompanied the post with a throwback photograph of his family of four from their vacation in Coonoor, Tamil Nadu.

Purab had revealed on Tuesday that he, his wife Lucy Payton and children Inaya and Osian "were down" with the novel coronavirus and were now on the road to recovery.

Covid Strikes Animal Kingdom: Dogs, Cats & Tigers Face Coronavirus Fury

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The World Health Organization (WHO) for the longest time believed that coronavirus cannot infect pets like dogs or cats.

In less than a month, several reports of various animals contracting the diseases made the WHO pause and think about their stance. The reports suggest that this deadly virus can break the species barrier and move around.

WHO's intergovernmental animal health body - World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) - confirmed that there is a possibility that some animals can get infected through close contact with infected humans.

OIE said that studies are under way to understand the issue better and that it is still too early to say whether pets could be the intermediate host in the transmission of the COVID-19.

While they are urging anyone who has become sick to limit contact with pets, we look at all the animals who contracted the disease from humans.

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