The epidemic in Heilongjiang is more serious than in other areas. What measures should ordinary people take to reduce the harm?

At the beginning of this year, our country has been tortured by the pneumonia epidemic caused by the new coronavirus. The number of people infected is increasing day by day, and there are tens of thousands of suspected patients. As the province with the most infected people among the three northeastern provinces, Heilongjiang has also become a hardest-hit area this time. So today we will talk about how ordinary people living in the hardest-hit areas should prevent infection and ensure safety!

First of all, if you want to prevent infection to the greatest extent, avoiding going out or going out less often is the best way. Since the Chinese New Year, relevant experts in our country have proposed the method of "quarantine at home for 14 days", which is applicable to every household in society. As long as you don't go out, you are safe. The longest incubation period of the virus is 14 days. As long as you stay there for enough time, you will naturally not be infected by the virus. Besides, staying at home has food, drink, TV and internet, and you can still stay healthy. Isn’t it delicious?

In addition, there are many ways to effectively isolate viruses. For example, when you have to go out to do errands, taking comprehensive and effective protective measures can also effectively isolate the virus, such as wearing a mask. You can buy N95 masks or ordinary medical and surgical disposable masks. Putting on a mask before going out can effectively block the spread of virus droplets or other viral factors. Of course, if possible, I recommend wearing goggles. After all, viral agents can be infected from the eyes, nose and other organs. Gloves are also essential. It is best to use disposable rubber gloves or plastic gloves. It is not recommended to use ordinary woolen gloves because they will be contaminated with viral factors.

In the blink of an eye, the virus has been raging for more than a month, and everyone's lives have been affected in many ways. I believe that in the near future, we will be able to control the disease, defeat the epidemic, and get our lives back on track!