Coronavirus In The Paranormal Community

The COVID-19 outbreak has effected every aspect of our lives, including the paranormal content and ghost hunting videos we watch online, but creators are battling on.

Internet users have been fooled by the confession of a Chinese military intelligence officer, who says the coronavirus is a cover for a much more dangerous weaponised virus.

Recommendations on how to continue your obsession with the paranormal and make the most out of your time in lockdown while the coronavirus pandemic continues.

As the global COVID-19 crisis deepens, there's been deluded chatter from conspiracy nuts sharing ignorant theories about coronavirus being human-made in a laboratory.

As the COVID-19 virus pandemic worsens in the UK, government advice on non-essential travel and public gatherings have forced ghost hunting events to cancel.

It seems nowhere is safe from the dreaded coronavirus, not even Hawkins, Indiana, the fictional town at the centre of Netflix's smash supernatural series, 'Stranger Things'.

As the COVID-19 virus spreads across the globe, and the number of infected amongst the population rises, here's how it might affect public ghost hunting and paranormal events.