Assignment no.

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Execution plan on COVID -19

1. Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-

based hand rub or wash them with soap and water. 
2. Use hand sanitizer when you cannot wash your
hands properly. Rewash your hands several times a day,
especially after touching anything, including your phone or
laptop.
3. It can live on some surfaces for up to 72 hours. You can
get the virus on your hands if you touch a surface .
4. Stop shaking hands and hugging people.Similarly, avoid
touching other people. Skin-to-skin contact can transmit
virus from one person to another.
5. COVID -19 is found in high amounts in the nose and
mouth. This means it can be carried by air droplets to other
people when you cough, sneeze, or talk. It can also land on
hard surfaces and stay there for up to 3 days.
6. When used correctly, surgical masks or home made masks
can help prevent people who are asymptomatic or
undiagnosed from transmitting virus when they breathe,
talk, sneeze, or cough. This, in turn, slows the transmission
of the virus.
 7. Self-quarantine if you are sick.Call your doctor if you have
any symptoms. Stay home until you recover.
8. Government should impose strict lockdown in areas where
there is large number of cases.
9. Awareness should be spread about the symptoms and
treatment of COVID-19.

How south Korea overcome on this

pandemic earlier as it outbreak there

1. South Korea reported its first coronavirus case on January

20. In the month after, the number of cases reported there
remained low.
2. The country has reported about 10,600 coronavirus cases
and 229 deaths so far — among the lowest of any country. 
3. A superspreader event in mid-February caused its case
total to spike — for nine days the country's epidemic curve
looked like a steep staircase as infections climbed. 
4. But South Korea quickly implemented large-scale
coronavirus testing, which helped health officials find and
notify potentially infected people, then send them into
quarantine.
5. It also provided free smartphone apps that sent people
emergency text alerts about spikes in infections in their
local area. 
6. The government facilitated telemedicine via smartphone
apps. Its Coronavirus 119 app, for example, gave patients
the ability to input their symptoms and then get diagnosed
with a cold or get connected to a doctor by phone, where
they would be screened for coronavirus symptoms and
given a preliminary diagnosis.
7. After tests confirm a positive case, officials use interviews,

GPS phone tracking, credit-card records, and video

surveillance to trace an infected person's travel history.