Can we pay New Year greetings due to the novel coronavirus pneumonia?

This year’s Spring Festival, I will not choose to go to relatives’ homes to pay New Year’s greetings, and I will also refuse people who are sunny to come to my home to pay New Year’s greetings. This is mainly to avoid causing trouble to my family. Of course, I will not go shopping in crowded places or attend parties, because I feel that the risk has not passed. If symptoms occur, we need to remain vigilant and isolate ourselves at home. During the Spring Festival, we need to do four things:

First, observe the characteristics of your symptoms at all times. If you feel your body is getting better, you can take an antigen test and rest for two to three days after it turns negative.

Second, if there are other family members, the infected person needs to wear a mask during home isolation to avoid the spread of the virus.

Third, do not use the same daily necessities with family members. Tableware needs to be cleaned and disinfected in time after eating.

Fourth, try to avoid contact with family members. If possible, it is best to live in a separate room. If conditions do not permit, try to wear a mask.

In addition, during home isolation, patients must take medication rationally and eat healthily. Strive to recover in the shortest possible time and get out of trouble as soon as possible. And you must do a good job in your own safety work, continue to wear a mask when going out, ventilate your house frequently, wash your hands frequently, and do a good job in your own protection so as not to cause trouble to your colleagues, friends, relatives, and family members around you. Therefore, it is recommended not to pay New Year greetings.