Urgent directives from health to citizens to avoid contagion with Corona

Dr. Hala Zayed, Minister of Health and Population, during the press conference now held, issued an urgent directive to citizens to avoid contagion with the Coronavirus by entering the second wave.

The minister said citizens should follow He asks for a quote from the ministry, to wear masks and reduce the presence in closed places to keep social distances as much as possible.

And Zayed warned Home visits and urged to reduce them, as a means of social distancing, prevention of mixing and safeguarding health, especially for the elderly and for those with chronic diseases from Coronavirus infection.

Citizens should not be present in closed places, gatherings and cafes, to avoid infection with the virus The problem with winter is not low temperatures, rather people congregate indoors for long periods.

Zayed confirmed that the ministry is ready to face the second wave of Coronavirus and that it has taken all precautionary measures and continues to implement them.

The Minister of Health had announced that this press conference comes to announce the latest developments in the epidemiological situation of the Corona virus in Egypt, and to clarify the state’s preparations to deal with the second wave of the virus, reviewing the contagion indicators in Egypt compared to other countries. around the world, as well as announcing the new treatment protocol for people with Corona virus. , To meet the wounded and winter nature.

And the Ministry of Health and Population announced on Saturday that 133 Coronavirus healers were discharged from hospitals, after receiving the necessary medical treatment and recovery according to the guidelines of the World Health Organization, bringing the total of those recovered. from the virus to 100,239 cases to date.

Dr Khaled Mujahid, the Minister of Health and Population Adviser for Media Affairs and the ministry’s official spokesperson, said 208 new cases were registered that tested positive for laboratory testing of the virus, as part of the necessary surveillance, investigation and examination procedures that the ministry conducts according to the guidelines of the World Health Organization, indicating the death of 12 new cases.