Jacob Rees-Mogg says ‘wash your hands to the national anthem’ amid coronavirus outbreak

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The UK’s Daily Telegraph reported that Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Leader of the House of Commons, had the advice to “wash your hands to the national anthem” on his way to a Cobra meeting to discuss the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom:

As Boris Johnson says the coronavirus is “a problem” that is “likely to become more significant” in the UK, Jacob Rees-Mogg shared a snippet of hand-washing advice en route to the Cobra meeting this morning.

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