1. Wear it throughout the entire process

Wear it throughout the entire process in public places, without any sense of luck or trouble. When passing through public places or taking public transportation, it is absolutely not advisable to take it off casually.

2. Keep a distance from others

No matter where you are, you should maintain a certain distance from others, * at least 1 meter away, especially in public places, and maintain sufficient distance from strangers. This can minimize the risk of infection by preventing other people's droplets from splashing onto you or floating around you as much as possible.

3. Change clothes when returning home or to the office

We wear them on our faces while commuting to work or in public places, but our clothes inevitably come into contact with droplets in the air, and the range of contact between our clothes and the outside world is much larger than the range of contact between our faces and the outside world. Jackets can bring viruses home, ultimately leading to indirect exposure to the virus. So, the first thing to do when entering is to immediately change out the clothes worn outside. If possible, disinfect the door. In addition, if the office has all the conditions, it is recommended to change clothes as well.

4. Wash hands frequently

Hands are the most likely to spread the virus because they can touch objects, and if you come into contact with an object, it will stick to it. If you don't wash your hands in a timely manner, it may lead to virus invasion and infection during the process of eating or rubbing your eyes, so washing your hands frequently becomes very important. Hand washing can be done with hand sanitizer, soap, or hand sanitizer containing 75% alcohol.

5. Reduce meetings

Many companies and units usually hold meetings to discuss work, but now it is a critical period for pneumonia. It is recommended to reduce the frequency and time of meetings and try to hold them through WeChat, video calls, and other means as much as possible. This can avoid gatherings of people and reduce the risk.

6. Pay attention to safety when eating

After going to work, people inevitably have to go to the cafeteria for meals, so there will inevitably be more people present in the cafeteria. In addition, eating requires taking off food, so the danger is relatively high, which is also a concern for people. Wash your hands before eating, speak less, avoid talking to others, bury your head in your meal, and quickly put them on and leave after finishing. Of course, * can allow people to come and eat in different time periods and batches, which can avoid situations where people gather together and reduce the risk.

7. It is not recommended to consume cold food

Although pneumonia is rarely transmitted through food, it is recommended to cook food thoroughly when eating. On the one hand, cooking food thoroughly can prevent food poisoning, and on the other hand, high temperatures can kill viruses and bacteria, ensuring the possibility of infection is avoided. Eating food is also more reassuring.

8. Bring a pen

The purpose of bringing a pen is that some places now require filling in paper documents, and even some office places require temperature measurement and information filling. If a staff member's pen is used, the pen has been used by various people. If there is a latent infection person who has used this pen, then when you come into contact with it again, you are likely to be infected. By bringing your own pen, you can avoid the danger of coming into contact with this shared pen. Additionally, pressing the elevator button can effectively prevent cross infection.