VIVA – With the re-authorization of various public activities, more and more people are leaving the house. However, vigilance is still needed because the risk of spreading COVID-19 is still high.
For that, do not ignore the following five mistakes that make the risk of contracting the corona virus even higher as quoted by the page Times of India.
Don’t bring a hand sanitizer and don’t wear a mask
Even if it’s just a short trip or going to work, it’s very important to wear a mask or face shield every time you leave the house. Not yet known how long the corona virus can be held in the air and we also do not know who we will meet on the road. In addition, it is also recommended to bring hand sanitizers made from alkholol and tissue when leaving the house.
Assume the virus is gone
It is important to understand that although the PSBB has been loosened, it does not mean that the corona virus is no longer a threat. Therefore, it is important to always practice social distancing and do all the prevention every time you leave the house.
Instantly crazy shopping when the mall is opened
The economy throughout the world is indeed being hit because of the pandemic. Although the urge to shop for dream goods is in sight, you should hold yourself first. During a pandemic, your first priority should be to secure finances so that you can handle medical expenses. What is balanced is to give limits to pamper yourself every month, and think about other big expenses.
Not careful when touching various objects outside
Many people who have now started to leave the house and return to live a normal life. Therefore, you must be more aware of what is touched and make contact with you in public.
Stop reading news about COVID-19
Reading news about increasing COVID-19 cases every day can be stressful. But it’s also important to keep up to date on the latest guidelines and social restrictions that are issued. In addition, you also need to know which areas are the highest places of transmission. Instead of watching the news for 24 hours, spend some time in the day to find out the latest news about COVID-19.
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