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Below Deck Sailing Yacht's Paget and Ciara Are Working on a Boat in Italy Amid the Coronavirus Outbreak

"Current routine is work, washing hands, work, washing hands, work," Paget Berry said.

By Laura Rosenfeld Mar 19, 2020, 2:42 PM ET

Photo: Ciara Duggan/Instagram

Below Deck Sailing Yacht's Paget Berry and Ciara Duggan are currently still working in the Mediterranean in Italy while the country remains on lockdown to combat the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).

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Paget shared in a post on Instagram on March 14 that he and Ciara are still working on a boat in Italy, the site of Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak. "Unfortunately Ciara and I are not in quarantine in Bali Indonesia, but we are currently working in Italy on a boat where the Coronavirus has hit the hardest in Europe so far. Everything is in lockdown, bars, restaurants, gyms, you name it, it’s shut!" Paget said in a post that featured a throwback photo of the pair vacationing in Bali. "Current routine is work, washing hands, work, washing hands, work, you get the point! So don’t be selfish and get back in your house."

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Unfortunately Ciara and I are not in quarantine in Bali Indonesiað, but we are currently working in Italy on a boat where the Coronavirus has hit the hardest in Europe so far. Everything is in lockdown, bars, restaurants, gyms, you name it, itâs shut! Current routine is work, washing hands, work, washing hands, work, you get the point! So donât be selfish and get back in your houseððð¼
A post shared by Paget Berry (@pagetberry) on Mar 14, 2020 at 11:51am PDT

Ciara also reminisced about their past trip to Bali on Instagram, sharing that she's thankful to be "able to continue working and keep myself preoccupied." She also encouraged her followers to "#staypositive."

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Throwback to Bali just a few months before all this crazy coronavirus hysteria hit and we had open borders and valid plane tickets ðâï¸ not even sure what day of the lockdown it is in Italy at this point. Luckily I'm able to continue working and keep myself preoccupied. Where are you currently located and what are you doing to keep yourself busy during this quarantine/isolation/lockdown period? ðâ¨ð¸ #staypositive Oh yeah, and a new Below Deck Sailing Yacht episode is on tonight at 9/8c so you may as well check that out if you're home, just sayin' ð¤·ð¼ââï¸
A post shared by Ciara Layne Duggan (@liveandsetsail) on Mar 16, 2020 at 1:57pm PDT

Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on March 19 that the national lockdown would be extended beyond its original April 3 end date, according to CNBC. The lockdown first went into effect on March 10, instructing citizens to only leave home to get food or medicines, with grocery stores and pharmacies the only businesses remaining open, or to perform other essential services or go to work.

Nearly 36,000 people have tested positive for coronavirus with nearly 3,000 deaths from the disease reported in the country as of March 18.

For the latest, most accurate information on the coronavirus pandemic, go to the World Health Organization (WHO) website. And tune in to “NBC News Special Report: Coronavirus Pandemic” with Lester Holt on Thursday, March 19 at 10/9c on MSNBC or NBC News to get all the up-to-date information you need.