HOW TO PROTECT OURSELVES AS WE PREPARE TO GO OUT AGAIN
HOW TO PROTECT OURSELVES AS WE PREPARE TO GO OUT AGAIN
Cast your mind back to the past few weeks and imagine someone telling you the following: within a month, schools will be closed. You will cancel almost all public gatherings. Hundreds of millions of people around the world will be out of work. Governments will be throwing together some of the largest economic stimulus packages in history.
In certain places, landlords will not be collecting rent, or banks collecting mortgage payments and the homeless will be allowed to stay in hotels free of charge. WHO will consistently inform people to keep at least two meters distance between each other whenever possible. Just for the purpose of protecting ourselves from COVID-19 but here we are with the ongoing pandemic phase which is relieving little by little.
HOW TO PROTECT OURSELVES AS WE PREPARE TO GO OUT AGAIN
The world has survived all pandemics of the past. Humans have vanquished past pandemics with a lower degree of medical advancements but today Science is at its pinnacle and it gives confidence that the COVID-19 pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2 will be gone in a short period time.
Protecting ourselves
The Lockdown has been lifted from Nigeria as well as Benin republic and both countries will resume back to its usual international trade, How can we keep protecting ourselves and others from COVID-19.
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By following some basic steps, can help protect us, reduce risk and also help to protect others from Coronavirus COVID-19
First, always follow the washing hand method
- Wash your hands it works, over and over again How to wash your hands from the virus. Wet your hands with clean running water, lather with soap; don’t miss the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails. Make sure to scrub for at least 20 seconds (or about) then rinse with
- A protective face mask should be an essential part of your everyday dressing code when going to the place of work or when outside the home.
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends you avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands to help prevent COVID-19 from entering inside the body system water and more also endeavor to keep your distance from sick people.
- Meanwhile, if someone else is showing flulike or coldlike symptoms, try to stay 6 feet away. If possible, It is helpful to protect ourselves from the spreading virus, because the virus is easily contacted through droplets and can be spread through droplets in the air from a cough or sneeze.
Always follow the washing hand method
- Cover Sneezing or coughing with tissue and dispose of in the bin after use or Direct Sneezing or coughing into your elbow
- About going on vacation? Consider your destination and how you feel about risk. “Cancel for any reason” travel insurance could protect you, but it will cost you. Experts said that people currently should feel “very comfortable” before traveling to destinations and for traveling outside the country, you can check travel warnings from the CDC, which is recommending that travelers should avoid all nonessential travel to China and other countries
- Remember, for protecting yourself outside the home or at work, alcohol-based sanitizer is a good disinfectant for coronavirus, so it advisable to have one in your bag or pocket in case you are in a car, outside, or a place absence of water.
- Be sure to be in communication with your child’s school administrators on what type of plans is the school is establishing for preventing COVID-19 including early dismissals or online instruction. And if you have elderly parents or relatives with any special health concerns, have a plan for caring for them.
Moreover, if you are sick, don’t travel. Pregnant women and people with compromised immune systems should also think twice about nonessential travelling.
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