We are all aware that even today the whole world is facing the problem of coronavirus. The new variant of the infection has now wreaked havoc and its name is Omicron. At present, everyone has suffered a lot from this epidemic. On the other hand, so far, the World Health Organization has needed to adopt cleanliness and social distance to avoid the epidemic. In this episode, the Central Government is also taking new steps. Night curfew has been imposed by the State Government in many States. According to doctors, vigilance and precautions need to be taken instead of being afraid of the epidemic. And according to the information revealed, the symptoms of corona are similar to flu. This infection results in problems such as fever, cold, shortness of breath, runny nose, and sore throat. On the other hand, symptoms are less visible when suffering from omicrons. Due to this, it is advisable to be very careful all over the world. If not careful, the new variant of coronavirus can also be fatal. Today we're going to tell you the rules you can follow to avoid omicrons. 

Adopt these rules:
* Wash hands with soap and water and use alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
* Do not touch your household items, such as dishes, water, utensils, etc. with dirty hands.
* Wear surgical masks on your face, change masks every 6-8 hours and dispose of them properly.
* Don't shake hands wherever you go, don't go to anyone if you feel cough and fever, but isolate yourself in a room.

* Do not touch your eye, nose, and mouth, sneeze, or cough in the palms of your hands.
* Be careful not to spit in public, do not travel unnecessarily, especially in the affected areas.
* Do not sit in groups, take care not to attend large ceremonies.
* Don't spread any rumors and panic, vigilance is necessary.
* Do follow the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health to avoid coronavirus.

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