Covid 19
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The document provides recommendations for preventing the spread of COVID-19 after lockdown measures are lifted. It suggests that institutions require students and staff to submit negative COVID-19 test results and wear masks. Large gatherings should be restricted and disinfecting regularly performed. Individuals should practice social distancing, wash hands frequently, use handkerchiefs while sneezing, and eat healthy foods. The campus can further help by monitoring student health, promoting online classes, restricting outsider access without checks, and providing nutritious food in the mess.
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- 1. PREVENTING COVID-19 AFTER LOCKDOWN SUBMITTED BY: VAISHNAVI D 119AR0020
- 2. WORLD FIGHTING AGAINST THE CORONA PANDEMIC
- 3. COVID-19 • An infectious disease caused by Corona Virus. • Had an pandemic spread in 2020 all around the world. • Affected the normal lives of the people • Mainly spread through close contact
- 4. SYMPTOMS Fever Cough Fatigue Shortness of breathLoss of smell
- 5. PREVENTING COVID-19 SPREAD IN CAMPUS • The institute should ask every students to submit a medical test report related to COVID-19. • Students and Professors should be asked to use mask compulsorily. • Large gatherings inside the campus should be restricted. • Use of disinfectant should be done. • Students should be asked to wash their hands at proper intervals.
- 6. MEASURES TO BE TAKEN INDIVIDUALLY • Use handkerchief while sneezing • Use mask always • Wash hands at regular intervals
- 7. • Have healthy food • Maintain proper social distancing
- 8. WHAT THE CAMPUS CAN DO? • Keep regular check on students health. • Promote online classes more in order to avoid the large gathering in classes. • Outsiders should not be allowed inside the campus, without proper check up. • Providing healthy food in mess to increase the immunity of students.
- 9. STOP CORONA VIRUS Only we, the humans can stop the spreading of Corona Virus
- 10. THANK YOU VAISHNAVI D 119AR0020 NSS STUDENT