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Corona panademic, how to be safe?

How to be safe from this pandemic situation due to COVID-19 and utillise your time? 


- Minimise your outgoing go outside your home only if its very urgent or emergency work

- Wash your hands before going out and before coming  to your house and also regularly

- Only watch authentic news channels and online news portals because many fake news revolves around the Internet which spreads fake message and establishes fear in the normal people

- Try to avoid meeting new people especially who are coming from corona active areas

-Use hand sanitizers, masks and Googles when you go out



- Use your this time in doing some creative things and learning ideas such as learning new musical instruments, reading books of your like, blogging, e-learning etc

- Don't oversleep it can make you lazy and obese and maintain your diet in this time

- Communicate with your friends and relatives through online calls and messages and share your knowledge

- Don't feel bored try new things that night not interest you at first but can be really exciting later

- Try new things like cooking food. Gardening,  handicrafts, singing dancing and many more

- Drink water regularly because you can get dehydrated in this summer time

- Try to write something everyday about anything you like or even about some of your old memories

- Watching movies, serials, cartoons and listening music can also be one of the way to get out from your boredom

- Revise your syllabus and study materials regularly so that you won't forget what you had read

At last please be safe and healthy



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