In some places, as cases of #COVID19 go down, some control measures are being lifted.
But this doesn’t mean we should go back to the ‘old normal’. If we don’t stay vigilant and protect ourselves and others, #coronavirus cases may go up again.
Even in countries which haven’t seen any cases recently, COVID-19 hasn’t gone away for good.
If we stop following the key protective measures, coronavirus can come rushing back.
Our fight against COVID-19 is far from over.
Now, more than ever, it’s important that we all follow our national health authority’s advice and be part of helping to prevent coronavirus transmission.
Wherever you are, you still need to protect yourself against #COVID19.
We will live with Covid19 for months. Let’s not deny it or panic: Dr. Faheem Younus
Head of the Infectious Disease Clinic ,The University of Maryland in America Tweets
Dr. Faheem Younus from the University of Maryland in America, head of the Infectious Disease Clinic. tweets facts about Covid-19, He Tweets We will live with Covid19 for months. Let’s not deny it or panic. Let’s not make life unnecessarily difficult. Let us learn to be happy and live with that fact.
The virus will not reduce its effect in the summer. It’s summer in Brazil and Argentina, but the virus is spreading rapidly. You cannot destroy Covid19 viruses that have penetrated the cells by drinking too much water, you will just go to the toilet often.
Washing hands and keeping a distance of 1,8 meters is the best method of protecting against the virus. If you don’t have a Covid19 patient at home, there is no need to disinfect the surfaces in the house.
Cargo packages, petrol pumps, shopping carts or ATMs do not cause infection. Wash your hands, live your life as usual. Covid19 is not a food infection. This is associated with drops of infection like flu. There is no documented risk of Covid19 being transmitted by ordering food.
Entering the sauna does not kill
Covid19 viruses that have penetrated the cell. You can lose your smell with many allergies and viral infections. This is a non-specific symptom for Covid19.
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