The coronavirus brings us daily important messages from the Department for Emergency Situations and the Ministry of Health, but it's never bad to see what you should do, especially since the high-level examples are not exactly positive.
The Ministry of Health and the Department for Emergency Situations have explained two extremely important situations that can reduce the risk of infection with the new Coronavirus, especially in this period when schools and universities are closed, and more and more people are working from home.
"Reducing contact between people (social distancing) is one of the most important measures that each of us can take during this period. We avoid crowded areas, we keep at least 1 and a half meters distance (two large steps) in public places from the people around us, we avoid crowded public transport and, if possible, we work from home. Countries where these measures are respected manage to control the coronavirus epidemic more quickly."
"Current evidence suggests that the new coronavirus can remain on surfaces of various materials for hours and even days. That is why it is recommended as a precautionary measure to avoid touching those surfaces that come into contact with a large number of people. If we do do that, then we have to wash our hands immediately afterward.”
