ORLANDO, Fla. – The coronavirus has become a global pandemic, with cases being reported in hundreds of countries, including the U.S.

  • Spectrum News to hold town hall on the coronavirus
  • Virtual town hall will air at 7 p.m. March 23
  • It will include 2 panels of experts from across state

Spectrum News will host a town hall, "Coronavirus Unmasked," at 7 p.m. March 23 in Orlando and St. Petersburg to discuss the virus, and if you have any questions, we're asking you to send them in to us for our panel of experts to answer.

The town hall will include two panels from across the state of Florida to talk about the pandemic and its implications in our communities and strain on our health care system, and to dispel misinformation and explore what we're doing to find solutions.

Spectrum News 13 anchor Tammie Fields will host a panel of experts from our studio in Orlando, while Spectrum Bay News 9 anchor Veronica Cintron will host a complimentary panel from our station in St. Petersburg.

Here's what you can get your concerns heard: We're inviting you to shoot a vertical selfie video with your question. That question could be answered by our panel live on air. To send it to us, you can email bn9-assignment@charter.com (for Spectrum Bay News 9 viewers) or n13-desk@charter.com (for Spectrum News 13 viewers) with your contact information, or send a private message to our Facebook pages (Spectrum News 13 | Spectrum Bay News 9).

The town hall will be an hour long. It will re-air at 7 p.m. March 28.