Michael Dell tells coronavirus skeptics not to apply to work for any of his companies
video on Twitter from CBS News
, which showed a slew spring breakers who brushed off concerns of COVID-19 and traveled to Florida despite health officials urging people to stay home. "Anyone in this video, please don't apply to work @DellTech @VMware," Dell tweeted Thursday. "And also please don't apply to @Secureworks @DellFdn @boomi or MSD Capital."
CBS News interviewed a handful of people who said dismissed the deadly virus and questioned the seriousness of the situation. "If I get corona, I get corona. At the end of the day, I'm not gonna let it stop me from partying," Brady Sluder, who was visiting from Ohio,Government officials have been urging people to socially distance themselves and stay home to try and slow the coronavirus pandemic, which is rapidly spreading across the United States.
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