How is the coronary transmitted, and how can you protect yourself?

It is transmitted from man to man, mainly by spray that ends up in the air when the infected person coughs or sneezes. These sprays may fall into the mouth or nose of people nearby.

The sprays are heavy and cannot pass far into the air, about three feet [1 m] apart, and fall for a short time on any surface.

That's why it's been a close contact transmission to the people you see.

Still not known how long the virus can survive on those surfaces. Hence, it is necessary to clean the surface regularly, especially those near those already infected with COVIDD-19.

Hands are heavily affected, perhaps contaminated by the virus. For this reason, you need to avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth because with your hands contaminated by surfaces, you can transmit the virus to yourself.

When coughing or sneezing, cover your nose or mouth with the inside of your elbow or use a one - term headscarf. After use, throw the headscarf into closed trash.

The most effective way to prevent the spread of the new virus is to clean up alcohol - polluting dunes or washing hands with soap and water.

This procedure will remove the virus if it is in your hands. /Express