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Q: Is there a treatment for a novel #coronavirus infection?
A: There is no specific treatment for disease caused by a novel coronavirus. However, many of the symptoms can be treated and therefore treatment is based on the patient’s clinical condition http://bit.ly/2tMEBmu pic.twitter.com/QxNg634JdS
Q: What can I do to protect myself from #coronavirus?
A: http://bit.ly/2tMEBmu pic.twitter.com/eNhlhR0PEq
Protect yourself & others from getting sick:
Wash your hands
after coughing or sneezing
when caring for the sick
before, during & after you prepare food
before eating
after toilet use
when hands are visibly dirty
after handling animals or animal wastepic.twitter.com/wG8YTU0HJ7
Wash your 
with and running water when hands are visibly dirty.
If your are not visibly dirty, wash them with and water or use an alcohol-based hand cleanser.
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How to handwash?
Use and water for at least 40-60 seconds
How to handrub?
Use alcohol-based handrub 
for 20-30 seconds
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Protect others from getting sick:
Completely cover your mouth & nose with a tissue or a sleeve or flexed elbow when coughing or sneezing 
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Throw the used tissue into a closed bin immediately after use
Clean hands with soap and water or alcohol-based handrub after coughing or sneezing and when caring for the sick
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Completely cover your mouth & nose with a tissue or a sleeve or flexed elbow when coughing or sneezing
Protect others from getting sick:
Avoid close contact when you are experiencing fever and cold or flu-like symptoms .
Avoid spitting in public.
Seek medical care 
if you have a fever 
, cough and difficulty breathing.
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Protect yourself from getting sick:
Avoiding unprotected contact with sick people (including touching one’s eyes, nose or mouth) and with live farm 
or wild animals 
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Protect yourself & others from getting sick:
Practice #FoodSafety 
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Practise #FoodSafety:
Use different chopping boards & knives for raw meat and cooked foods.
Wash your hands in between handling raw and cooked food.
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Practise #FoodSafety:
Sick animals and animals that have died of diseases should not be eaten.
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Practise #FoodSafety:
Even in areas experiencing outbreaks, 
meat products can be safely consumed if these items are cooked thoroughly and properly handled during food preparation.
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Shopping in wet markets?
Here are tips to stay healthy
Wash hands with soap & water after touching animals and animal products
Avoid touching 
Avoid contact with sick animals and spoiled meat
Avoid contact with stray animals, waste & fluids in market
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Working in wet markets?
Here are some tips to stay healthy:
Frequently wash your hands with soap and water after touching animals and animal products.
Disinfect equipment and working areas at least once a day.
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Working in wet markets?
Stay healthy:
Wear protective gowns, gloves and facial protection while handling animals & animal products
Remove protective clothing after work, wash daily & leave at the work site
Avoid exposing family members to soiled work clothing & shoespic.twitter.com/tSD8gvOMYC
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