Columbus, Ohio-Cove. Mike Divin announced on Thursday that he will follow the new 21-day protocol, which will extend the holidays and prevent overcrowding in hospitals and healthcare providers. These protocols include routine social exclusion, hand washing and mask-wearing counseling – but also the compulsion to work as far away as possible. “We can’t afford a more safe and effective vaccine to further drown our hospitals and health care providers with the holiday tsunami,” Divine said. The following are guidelines issued by several health care providers across the state: – Stay at home: Leave homework, school, household essentials or emergencies alone.-Celebrate Christmas at home because you are infected but do not know that Govid-19-Wear loved ones with COVID-19 When maintaining a mask that covers the nose and mouth, both outdoors and at home can be infected with the corona virus. — Keep your distance from others. Keep contacts brief, and remember the people around you, the greater the risk of spreading. — Wash your hands. Central Centers for Disease Control says it can be very effective in rinsing with soap and water, wiping for 20 seconds and rinsing them clean. If you can not wash in soap and water, wipe with a 60% alcohol solution hand cleaner.-Work from home if possible. Employers should minimize exposure by planning meetings in a virtual environment.-Do not eat or drink with anyone outside your home because it is not safe to be around others without wearing a mask – it is impossible to eat. Restaurant foods should be taken out or eaten outside.-Avoid travel, which will increase the chance of exposing the virus.-Postpone large gatherings as much as possible. Events such as weddings and funerals have been linked to explosions in Ohio. Meetings to be held should be small. Virtual meetings are preferred. “The next three weeks will be the most important three weeks of these epidemics,” Divin said. “We’re going to the biggest holiday of the year.” Divine said he would extend the current curfew order, which ends Thursday, but will now go into effect on January 2, 2021. He announced this on Monday. The original curfew order came into effect on November 19 and lasted 21 days, expiring on Thursday. The curfew order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 generally prevented people from leaving between 10pm and 5am. Medical professionals across the country discussed the effectiveness of the curfew overnight. When Divine first announced – some say it will stop dangerous behavior is behind the latest COVID-19 wave, others say it will have little impact as most people are home from 10pm to 5am, yet some may even, if the times allowed to let people out are suppressed Warn that. Be more widespread. Other security: Ohio officials report 11,738 new corona virus cases: Thursday Update Cove. Mike Devine to conduct Corona virus update on Thursday, after he said he was going to extend the curfew overnight: Live Ohio Senate Republicans say school funding modification bills will die this year The Ohio Senate is sending a bill to bury the abandoned embryo. New corona virus cases in Ohio; 84 more deaths: Wednesday Update Cove. Mike Divine is mummy in extra restrictions to extend corona virus curfew overnight
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