Practise basic hygiene

PROTECTIVE measurers – washing hands frequently, maintain social distancing, avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth and practise respiratory hygiene is not being applied in most areas after restrictions were relaxed.
Let’s not kid ourselves that we are immune.
PNG does not have the capacity to deal with a coronavirus outbreak.
The increasing demand of the pandemic is already threatening our health systems.
Many countries in the world are putting a stop to the spread of the virus which is through breaking the cycle by human intervention.
Many said it was punishing and hostile but they implemented the lockdown.
Meanwhile, we had Papua New Guineans complaining about the restrictions imposed.
If the Government says, it is a 14-day lockdown on all non-essential services and for the citizens to restrict their movement including gathering in masses or traveling, let’s do it.
It is better to be safe than sorry.

Concerned Citizen
POM