Oil prices were on the rise on Friday, heading for a fourth straight week of gains. Also, fuel demand is growing as countries ease business and limitations that were imposed to stop the coronavirus pandemic.
West Texas Intermediate crude was up 5 cents, or 0.2%, at $33.97 a barrel, gained more than 1% in the last session. The US benchmark is on track for a weekly jump of around 15%.
As we all know during this coronavirus pandemic all of us should be wearing masks. And, if you have a sewing machine perhaps you’ve made some DIY fabric face masks for yourself.
But the question here is do they work? And wearing them likely to do more harm?
There are two different studies to show that fabric masks may be effective for the general population, and one in health care workers that seems to show the opposite.
So the answer here is: it’s complicated.
As we can see that many people are researching and ramming continuously so as to get on a safe zone. Many researchers and scientists are giving up their best. Why so?
The new study states about coronavirus i.e. ORAL FLUID. Earlier, the Researchers said that one milliliter of oral fluid contains approximately seven million copies of the virus. But now they say that when spoken out loud for just a minute can emit more than a thousand virus-containing droplets.
So, a better option is to wear a mask and to talk to anyone around. Also keep at one arm’s length as this would really work well.
As we all know the coronavirus is spreading all around the world and so are its symptoms.
Commonly seen symptoms in various organs are:
We need to be more conscious and coherent during such a pandemic. Let’s fight Corona together!
Although following lockdown orders you may be staying indoors, it is important to know what spots you need to sanitize when you come home from outside.
These are some important spots to be sanitized:
Since the corona outbreak began in January 2020, it has spread around the globe very fast.
What steps can people take to reduce the risk of catching the coronavirus, for eg: wearing a face mask and latex gloves?
Dr. Karan Raj said that wearing gloves could be contributing to the further spread of the virus.
World Health Organisation also has not advised people with latex to wear gloves or face masks to protect themselves.
Roaming around with symptoms like sore throat, cough, and fever is not a good idea even if it if you aren’t sure it’s COVID-19.
The number one thing that we all can do and most people are doing is physical distancing.
It also includes not attending public gatherings and parties.
The next thing you should do is, stay away from people from recent travel history.
You should also try to avoid contact with any kind of symptoms and isolate yourself incase if you experiencing any such symptoms.
When we all were pushed to start working from home, there was chaos. But now that parents and children have started to adjust, things are changing for the better.
