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The Coronavirus |
The first case of the Coronavirus was discovered in Wuhan, China near a food market. It has since escalated past China and spread into Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and many European countries like Italy( been the city with the most recorded cases of the Coronavirus outside Asia).
This disease has spread to every continent on Earth except Antarctica.
This spreading has been linked to Italy, as some travellers brought it home after visiting Italy.
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Milan, Italy |
But Italy is begging that people shouldn't run away from their country because it is one of the most beautiful, tourist-friendly countries in the world.
And I totally agree with that!

This is because this disease is respiratory and it can be contacted through sneezing, coughing, and spitting from the person infected.
Let's be realistic.
We can't avoid talking to everyone, avoid touching everyone we meet and can't resist some really strong urges to sneeze and cough.
But this is what we can do!
This is important as it limits the spread.
This is how: If you cough or sneeze into a WELL MADE FACE MASK, it should absorb it because the inside of the mask is absorbent.
After using your mask, DO NOT TOUCH IT WITH YOUR HANDS!
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Hand washing is vital to fight this virus |
Avoid public outings if you are 65 or above.
This is important because the most vulnerable people are those with old age.
They are not so strong and should limit public outings as much as possible.
They are not so strong and should limit public outings as much as possible.
They should also remember to eat well and take their medicines for a good immune system.
Spread the word and perform good personal hygiene and just hope that the virus doesn't contact any of us.
Remember to stay safe and limit personal contact.
Also, if you feel unwell or have just travelled to some parts of China, please visit a clinic.
This doesn't suggest that you have the virus bur it is for preventive measures.
Also, take medicines only prescribed by a qualified doctor.
Thanks for reading and see you next time!
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