With the ban lifted as of today, some may forget the necessary protections from continuing to wear masks and take measures to socialize.
COVID-19 is an infectious disease that is transmitted directly from one person to another, and it is carried in drops from the same infected person, coughing or sneezing. If the drops come into contact with someone’s eyes or have been breathed, this person may become ill.
These drops can also fall on surfaces, as the virus can survive for up to 72 hours, if someone touches these surfaces, then touches their face, it may also be infected.
According to theconventional website, a lot of people around the world were infected while eating abroad. In late January and early February, three sets of COVID-19 cases in China were linked to eating in one restaurant. A total of 10 people contracted the disease in the next three weeks.
Also, the air conditioning carried contaminated drops from a contagious restaurant to nearby tables, and this prompted researchers to recommend restaurants to increase ventilation and customer sitting at farther tables.-
How can I protect myself from infection
There are some simple (and familiar) things you can do to protect yourself when you reopen places.-
Keep washing and drying your hands well and regularly:
If you do not have access to soap and water, use an alcohol-free hand sanitizer, wash or sterilize after handling money and touch surfaces before drinking and after visiting the bathroom, also avoid touching your face, including wiping your eyes or licking juice from your fingers, and if You should have touched your face, so use hand sanitizer first.
Keep at least 1.5 meters from other people: unless they are people you closely share.
Sit indoors if you can: direct transport is likely to be indoors.
Stay home: to avoid infecting other people if you have any symptoms or suspect that you may be in contact with someone whose test has been positive.
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