How is the Coronavirus transmitted?

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How is the Coronavirus transmitted?

  It’s likely that the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) originated in an      animal species, and then spread to humans.
Person to person spread of the novel corona virus is reported, but it is not yet understood how easily this happens.
Other human coronavirus strains are spread from person to person through contaminated droplets from a person who is sick with the illness (through coughing or sneezing) or contaminated hands.

Is there any treatment for Coronavirus Disease?


There is no specific treatment. It is mainly supportive treatment that aims at reducing symptoms.

Ways to prevent the disease

Wash Your Hands For 20sec      

Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

Cover Nose & Mouth When Sneezing

 Cover coughs and sneezes with tissues.

Use Sanitizer

 Use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available.

Avoid Crowded Places (Social Distancing)

 As an individual, you can lower your risk of infection by reducing   your rate of contact with other people. Avoiding public spaces and   unnecessary social gatherings, especially events with large numbers   of people or crowds, will lower the chance that you will be exposed   to the coronavirus as well as to other infectious diseases like flu.

Avoid Contact With Sick People

 Avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory   illness.


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