Wear a mask, wash your hands frequently, don’t get together, don’t gather... good habit of fighting the epidemic, please keep it

 Currently, epidemic prevention and control have become normal, but this does not mean that prevention and control can be relaxed. The Municipal Center for Disease Control reminds the general public that in their daily work, life, and study, they must continue to maintain the good habits and life patterns formed during the anti-epidemic period, and jointly maintain personal and public health safety. Doing a good job of personal protection means making a contribution to the country.

                                               

Stick to a healthy life

With the spread of knowledge about epidemic prevention and control, the general public has developed a good habit of wearing masks, washing hands frequently, and washing hands carefully. After the epidemic prevention and control become normal, continue to wear masks on occasions where it is necessary to wear masks. At the same time, citizens should still maintain the good habit of washing hands frequently. They need to wash their hands before meals, after going to the toilet, and after touching public items. Only by learning standard hand-washing methods can you better protect your health and your family's health. Maintain good habits of ingredient meals and avoid sharing dishes and chopsticks. It is recommended to eat alone, eat at the wrong time, and avoid gatherings of many people. Open windows frequently and ventilate the room frequently to maintain indoor air circulation and household hygiene. Cover your mouth and nose with your elbows when coughing or sneezing. Don't spit on the ground. Wrap your mouth and nose secretions with tissues and put them in a covered trash can. Always maintain a good attitude, pay attention to balanced nutrition, adhere to appropriate exercise, and enhance resistance.

Correctly wear a mask and wash your hand's steps

Keep a safe distance

Try to avoid going to crowded public places, keep a safe distance between people, and don't get together or join in the fun. When you go to a dining place to have a meal, you must comply with relevant regulations for dine-in, minimize the number of people dining at the same table, and cooperate with businesses to maintain a table-to-table distance. If conditions permit, it is best to share meals to reduce mealtime. When visiting parks or scenic spots, you should still keep a safe distance, remind children at home not to get together, and remember to wash your hands after playing outside.

Pay attention to personal protection