CDC: Me pehea te whakakakahu i te kanohi kanohi?

E ai ki nga korero mai i te Whare Wananga o Johns Hopkins i te United States, mai i te 16:34 o Akuhata 7, te wa o te US, kua tae te maha o nga mate COVID-19 i te United States ki te 4,918,927 me te 160,737 i mate.
He korero whakamataku tenei. Kia pehea te hoa e noho ana i nga waahanga uaua rawa atu o te puma? Ko nga tikanga aukati i ia ra ka honoa ki te pupuri i te waahi hapori ki nga waahi tūmatanui, me tetahi atu huarahi hei awhina i te ngoikore o te hora o te COVID-19 ko te kakahu i te kakahu.kopare.
Mau toKopareWhakatika
1. Horoia o ringaringa i mua i te whakakakahu i okopare
2.Tukuhia ki to ihu me to waha ka tiimata ki raro o tou kaokao
3.Tia kia totika atu ki nga taha o to kanohi
4. Kia maama te manawa
5. Kaua e pa ki te taha ma o roto o tekoparei te mau i tekopare
Tangohia TouKopareKia mahara, Ka Kaa ana koe ki te Kaainga

1.Whakaahia nga aho ki muri o to upoko ka totoro ranei nga haona taringa
2.Hoko noa na nga puku o nga taringa
3.Tirihia nga kokonga o waho
4.Purukopare in the washing machine (learn more about how to wash kopares)
5. Kia tupato kaua e pa ki ou kanohi, ihu me to waha i te wa e tango ana me te horoi ringa i muri tonu o to tango

Wear a Kopare to Protect Others
1.Wear a kopare that covers your nose and mouth to help protect others in case you’re infected with COVID-19 but don’t have symptoms
2.Wear a kopare in public settings when around people who don’t live in your household, especially when it may be difficult for you to stay six feet apart
3.Wear a kopare correctly for maximum protection
4.Don’t put the kopare around your neck or up on your forehead

5.Don’t touch the kopare, and, if you do, wash your hands or use hand sanitizer to disinfect