Things you shouldn't do after the quarantine

We are looking forward to the days when we can sit in a café or restaurant, go to the gym, theater, or travel. We're all counting days until life turns normal, whatever it is. But this will not happen overnight and requires not only time but also will.

Throughout the world, many countries are facilitating some of the austerity measures against the Pande 19 pandemic, and such news multiplies the temptation to enjoy life outside the home. The idea of a hug, kiss, party, or travel abroad is very tempting, but is it within reach? The authorities' warnings are that if infections by Ovid 19 continue at the same rate, austerity measures can return.

One thing is certain: Our life will not return to normal immediately. Even if the measures are eased, people must follow some counsel and not rush for the sake of their health and others.

Don't organize / go to parties

Social distance measures are set for a reason, that is, to stop the transmission and spread of the mass virus. Organizing or going to a party where there'll probably be dozens of people in an open, messy environment is dangerous. Among humans there may be animtomatics, and thanks to them you may be at great risk. Even if disco bars are opened, they will be of limited time and capacity. Health protection will remain entirely in your hands.

Do not stop caring for hygiene

Hygiene is of essential importance not only during pandemic. Even if COVID-19 disappeared, mankind just realized its frailty. Isolation and washing of hands have an important purpose - not to get infected. Let us hope that people will be careful with the washing of their hands as many have so far. We should apply the counsel of washing our hands regularly every day of our life.

Do Not Visit the Most Dangerous People

The goods for grandparents are broken, we know, but they are also very much at risk of a hug. Any possible vaccine against David-19 could take at least a year. Maintaining a distance to the most endangered people of the third age is the best way to protect their health.

Don't plan holidays abroad

Even if/when borders are opened, we should have patience. Do not be seduced by cheap hotel or flight fees. Avoiding airports is inevitable on such trips. Airports and planes pose high risk and contribute to the massive spread of Covid-19 worldwide. Moreover, if the virus returns and the countries are quarantined, it will be difficult to return home.

Don't throw your masks

The uncertainty is great. If another wave of infection is again formed, quarantine will be necessary, as will safety measures. Guard the masks you find at home because you may need them on other emergencies. When the time comes, the wisest thing for all to do is to be optimistic but cautious.