Guidelines for Coronavirus
CoronaVirus came from China, roaming around the world The CoronaVirus COVID-19 is affecting 212 countries and territories around the world. The total number of confirmed cases of the novel CoronaVirus in India touched 42836 on 04-May-2020. 1395 Peoples are died in India due to this Virus.
Here are some important Guidelines for Coronavirus:-
CoronaVirus is a virus that we do not detect soon, A doctor from Thailand has told a very simple trick how to do it if you want to check it on yourself. You have to take a long breath, you have to hold this breath for about 10 to 12 seconds, if you are having problems during this time. If you get a cough or have pain in the lungs, then this is the biggest symptoms of CoronaVirus. So if you feel that you are in that infected area and you do not know its symptoms, then this is the easiest trick to find out.
Specific information from UNICEF :-
Even a simple cloth can stop this particle. This virus which
is not spreading through the air, it is spreading from the ground. Therefore,
the chance of the virus going inside you by air is very less. It will go only
by touching. Now we also tell, how it spreads by touching. How long can this
virus live? If you talk about metal, like door handle or metro door or wherever
you are going, then you know that the life of this virus is only 12 hours. Now
that the life is only 12 hours, what do you have to do now?
Wherever you get a chance, you have to wash your hands for
20 seconds.
Please also read this:- Coronavirus History, Symptoms & Treatment
Clothing Precautions:-
If there
is CoronaVirus in the clothes, then it remains alive for 9 hours, but the
biggest thing is that when you wash the clothes, this virus gets destroyed. If
you dry those clothes in the sun for 2 hours, then this virus will be
eradicated. If this virus has come on our hands or on our body, then its life
is only 10 minutes.
If you are
anywhere, then keep a hand Sanitizer in your pocket. Whenever you are going out
of the house or meeting someone, you have to keep Sanitizing your hands again
and again at certain intervals. This will kill the virus.
The
biggest thing is that this virus cannot survive in high temperatures. And if
the temperature in our North India is 26-27
degrees, then this virus will not survive. And luckily, the time of
summer has come, so we hope that the weather gets warmed up a bit more quickly.
Now the biggest thing is if the virus is in your mouth, what will
happen?
Now if you drink hot water 1 or 2 times in 15 to 20 minutes, then the virus will pass into your stomach and the acid in the stomach will automatically kill that virus.
Now if you drink hot water 1 or 2 times in 15 to 20 minutes, then the virus will pass into your stomach and the acid in the stomach will automatically kill that virus.
Food Precaution:-
Now one
more big thing, you have to take great care of your food and drink, do not eat
anything outside, like pizza, burger etc. Leave these things for a few days and
eat only homemade hot food. Do not use the fridge and do not even go near the
fridge. Because this virus is caused by cold, so you have to avoid cold things
like cold drinks, ice creams.
You have to use hot things as much as possible and eat only homemade food. Use these things more in your food - add black pepper, add ginger and drink ginger tea. Keep your body's temperature warm so that the virus doesn't thrive inside you.
No Worry if you have strong immune System:-
The big thing is that, if your immune system is strong, then this virus will not harm you. Hence there is no need to fear this virus. If someone is sneezing, you have to go 3 meters away from it. If you have to sneeze yourself, then you have to go 3 meters away from others.
If you have mild fever, sneezing or dry cough, then you don't have to go to any public place outside and have to see a doctor immediately.
So these
are the guidelines of UNICEF which you have to follow and by following them you
can stay safe from CoronaVirus.
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Please also read this:- Coronavirus History, Symptoms & Treatment
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