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B. Pandemics COVID-19
Bats, snakes and various other exotic animals are still considered a Corona virus vector or
COVID-19. Regardless of whether this information is true or not, COVID-19 proves itself capable of
being transmitted between people. Transmission was very rapid until the World Health Organization
WHO established the Corona virus pandemic or COVID-19 on (11/3/2020).
Pandemics or global epidemics indicate that COVID-19 infection is so fast that almost no
country or region in the world is absent from the Corona virus. The increase in the number of cases
occurred in such a short time that it needed immediate treatment. Unfortunately, until now there has
been no specific drug to deal with cases of Corona virus infection or COVID-19.
WHO states that Europe is now the center of a global Corona virus pandemic. Europe has
more cases and deaths from COVID-19 than China. The total number of Corona virus cases, according
to WHO, is now more than 136 thousand in at least 123 countries and regions. Of these, nearly 81
thousand cases existed in mainland China. Italy, which is the European country most affected by the
Corona virus, now has more than 15 thousand cases.
According to research, symptoms of COVID-19 appear within 2 days to 2 weeks after exposure to the
Corona virus.
Corona virus can infect anyone, but the effect will be more dangerous or even fatal if it occurs in elderly
people, pregnant women, people who have certain diseases, smokers, or people whose immune
systems are weak.
For people suspected of being affected by COVID-19 or included in the ODP (monitored person) or
PDP (patient under surveillance) category, there are steps that can be taken so that the Corona virus is
not transmitted to others, namely:
Do not leave the house, except for treatment.
If you want to go to the hospital when the symptoms get worse, you should first contact the
hospital to pick up.
Do independent isolation by staying apart from other people for a while. If it is not possible, use
a bedroom and bathroom that is different from what others use.
Forbid and prevent others from visiting or visiting you until you are completely healed.
As much as possible do not meet with people who are sick.
Avoid sharing the use of eating and drinking utensils, toiletries, and sleeping equipment with
others.
Wear a mask and gloves when in a public place or with someone else.
Use tissue to cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing, then immediately throw
the tissue in the trash.