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Help to Stop Coronavirus! Google Shares ‘Do the Five’ Safety Measures against Deadly Virus

India has recently reported 110 confirmed cases of Coronavirus with two deaths as of 11:30 PM on Sunday, March 15. As per reports, the number of novel coronavirus (2019-Ncov) cases globally stood at 163,930 with 6,420 deaths, across 141 countries at 10:30 PM, Sunday. India has reported 3 cases in the very first week of Corona pandemic while 24 cases in the second and the third week hiked the number up to 105, says the new report revealing the severity and the fast rate growth of the deadly virus across India.

Pronami Chetia

India has recently reported 110 confirmed cases of Coronavirus with two deaths as of 11:30 PM on Sunday, March 15. As per reports, the number of novel coronavirus (2019-Ncov) cases globally stood at 163,930 with 6,420 deaths, across 141 countries at 10:30 PM, Sunday. India has reported 3 cases in the very first week of Corona pandemic while 24 cases in the second and the third week hiked the number up to 105, says the new report revealing the severity and the fast rate growth of the deadly virus across India.

The tech giant Google has recently come up with ‘Do the Five’ safety measures to fight against the global pandemic and updated its homepage over the weekend to deliver coronavirus-related information to the masses. 

If you click the new alert, you'll see a summary of advice from the World Health Organization explaining how to slow the spread of the outbreak, which recently became a pandemic. 

‘Do the Five’ to Save Yourself from Coronavirus:

The basic protective measures against coronavirus include: 

  1. HANDS: Wash them often

  2. ELBOW: Cough into it

  3. FACE: Don't touch it

  4. FEET: Stay more than 3ft apart

  5. FEEL sick? Stay home

To date, there is no specific medicine recommended to prevent or treat the new coronavirus (2019-Ncov).

On the other hand, a new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Solidarity Response Fund will raise money from a wide range of donors to support the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) and partners to help countries respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund, the first-of-its-kind, enables private

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