List of Risks From Coronervirus to Activity

Public health experts have compiled a list of activities according to the risks of potential infection.

Five factors were considered depending on the risk posed by activity: whether it is outside or inside, how it interacts with other people, the time of exposure, the possibility of deviation, and the personal level of danger.

Natural activities are generally safer, experts say, as the concentration of the virus is lower in the air and does not circulate as inside.

However, activities that do not include social distance, such as basketball or concert crowds, are still dangerous.

The time of exposure is one of the most important factors, and experts find that walking is less dangerous than sitting with someone in a limited space, for example.

Based on danger, it became a sign in which activities range from 1 to 10, where “activities in which many people without any protective measure carry the highest risk of infection and have a risk level of 10”, experts note.