The Ministry of Health and Population provides advice to protect students from the Crown

After the start of the new school year, the Ministry of Health and Population has provided very important advice to protect students throughout the school year, in order to take precautionary measures to prevent the infection from Coronavirus due to the spread of the second. wave.

Advice from the Ministry of Health and Population for students

After the spread of the second wave of the Corona virus and the increase in the number of infected by it, the Ministry has personally followed all the situations concerning the second wave of the virus in all the governorates of the Republic, ready to take all preventive measures necessary to protect yourself from infection by any infectious viruses.

Therefore, the Ministry of Health provides some important advice to parents to protect their children from Covid 19 infection, and among these tips are:

• The need to wear masks during class and to dispose of them safely.
• The importance of spacing students in the school by no less than two meters.
• Make sure you wash your hands often with soap and water.
• Refrain from eating junk food purchased from street vendors
• Special tools should not be shared by other students.
• Do not listen to the rumors and follow the news on the main pages of the Ministry of Health
• Make sure you eat all the useful foods in the house and eat fruit with vitamin C to strengthen immunity.
• Regular exercise at home.

After the start of the new school year and the spread of the second wave and the increase in the number of people infected with the virus again, the Ministry drew attention to a program through which the infected and those who are in contact with them they could be identified through interactive maps, to guarantee the index of the number of infections in all the governorates of the Republic.

To communicate with inquiries related to the emerging corona virus, you can download the “Egypt Health” application which can be downloaded to any phone or call the following numbers:

• Hot line: 105-15335.
• WhatsApp number: 01553105105