The Do's and Don'ts in These Challenging Times, presented By FluShields

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Due to the current situation, attending social activities or simply going in public places is not safe. There are various things to consider, especially Social Distancing. 

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In order to keep you safe from the threats of Coronavirus (COVID-19), here are the things you need to remember at all things when you really wanted to attend some social gatherings or go outside to work or attend to some matters:

DO's

• DO stay at least six feet away from all other people.
• DO aggressively wash your hands and disinfect surfaces if you do have to go to a public place with high-touch areas like the grocery store or pharmacy.
• DO maintain proper distance and be careful with high touch areas while outside.
• DO try to maintain as much distance from those close to you as is practically possible.
• DO use other means to interact remotely.
• DO practice social distancing as much as possible if you have to go to a healthcare facility.
• DO take proper precautions when getting deliveries or take-out and using drive-thrus.

DON'Ts

• DON’T assume that someone is not infectious if that person has no symptoms.
• DON’T go to dine-in restaurants, sit-down cafes, bars, libraries, museums, movie theatres, trampoline parks, and any other non-essential indoor public location.
• DON’T think that social distancing means never go outside.
• DON’T assume that you, your significant other, or your family members aren’t infected.
• DON’T visit adults over 60 years of age or anyone else who may have a weaker immune system unless you have to do so.
• DON’T go to a health care facility unless necessary.
• DON’T go to a barber, salon, spa, or other such high-touch non-essential services.
• DON’T let your children play in close physical contact with other children.
• DON’T let yourself starve or be without essential items and services.