Even if you lead a healthy lifestyle and are not elderly, doesn’t mean that you are immune to coronavirus or that you can recover quickly. There are many reports worldwide of healthy young adults passing from coronavirus or suffering long term permanent damage to their organs. Remember to take coronavirus seriously and protect yourself and your loved ones.
Mosquitoes can kill you. Here we highlight the top 3 deadliest mosquito borne diseases as well as the symptoms to look out for. Head to the hospital immediately if you suspect you might be carrying this disease. Another mosquito may bite you and carry the disease to the rest of your loved ones.
Mosquitoes have killed more humans than any other animals combined. The smallest insect can harm humans and cause irreversible damage. With rising cases of dengue in Singapore, it is important to protect you and your loved ones from mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes can carry infection diseases from person to person and from place to place. Travel, trade and climate change influence mosquito and disease distribution. We are concerned. How about you?
Even if you lead a healthy lifestyle and are not elderly, doesn’t mean that you are immune to coronavirus or that you can recover quickly. There are many reports worldwide of healthy young adults passing from coronavirus or suffering long term permanent damage to their organs. Remember to take coronavirus seriously and protect yourself and your loved ones.
Children are not immune to coronavirus though their impact can be less deadly. However they can also become carriers of this dreaded virus and can easily spread to loved ones especially the elderly. Its important for children to wear good masks properly and practise good social habits.
Wearing These Gloves Could Protect You From the Spread of COVID-19
Wearing face masks or coverings can effectively curb transmission of the novel coronavirus
Facemasks help limit the spread of germs. When someone talks, coughs, or sneezes they may release tiny drops into the air that can infect others. If someone is ill a face masks can reduce the number of germs that the wearer releases and can protect other people from becoming sick.
Protect yourself and others around you by knowing the facts and taking appropriate precautions. Follow advice provided by your local health authority.