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2. Six-Feet Distance
Find anyone coughing, sneezing; maintain a six-foot distance. Health experts believe
that respiratory secretions from Covid-19 can't travel beyond the aforesaid distance.
4. Cover It
Use a tissue or napkin to cover your mouth every time you sneeze or cough.
5. Clean Everything
Disinfect everything that you touch every frequently. From doorknobs, lights,
handles, surfaces, TV remotes, drawers, washbasin to toilets, make sure everything
is clean.
7. Consume Liquids
Coconut water, lemon water, water with vitamin C supplements drink as much as
possible to flush the toxins and strengthen your immune system.
9. Show Empathy
All of us need to stay home and be safe. The same applies to your house-helps.
Give them day-offs to stay back home and return to work once the situation gets
better. Empathize with things around. Try to help them with basic supplies for their
health and safety.
2. Assume Game
It takes seven days before the symptoms of coronavirus to surface. Do not assume
that who all might be containing it or otherwise.
3. Eat Outside
No matter how much your taste buds are craving food that is not homemade. It’s
crucial to not order, eat or intake any outside food. You never know who is cooking
the meal and how is it being cooked.
4. Outings
We are totally in favor of social distancing but that doesn't mean you can't step out of
the house. You need to maintain distance from humans not pets, trees, birds or air.
5. Meeting Elderly
Covid-19 affects people with lower immunity the most. Avoid meeting anyone over
60 years of age or anyone infected, unless that's the only resort.
With the virus taking over the town, going to a health facility for normal flu or problem
isn't the ideal deal. Don't go to these places until you have all the symptoms that
check for coronavirus.