How It Spreads

The virus that causes COVID-19 is mainly transmitted through droplets generated when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or exhales. These droplets are too heavy to hang in the air, and quickly fall on floors or surfaces.You can be infected by breathing in the virus if you are within close proximity of someone who has COVID-19, or by touching a contaminated surface and then your eyes, nose or mouth.

How to keep you and your family safe from its impact?

With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases around the world, the more desperate governments are working towards bringing out a cure. As the search for a vaccine continues, simple home remedies such as practising hygiene, staying indoors and avoiding crowded places can help you and your family stay safe.

Basic Preventive Measures

These preventive tips can be used in numerous ways to prevent the spread of the virus. These preventive tips include:

• Regularly washing hands with alcohol-based sanitizers and soap.
• Cover mouth and nose with elbow or tissues when coughing or sneezing.
• Avoid close contact with anyone with flu, cough and cold symptoms.
• Regularly clean phones, light switches, taps and doorknobs with disinfectants.
• Consult a doctor if you have fever, cough and difficulty breathing.

Advanced Preventive Measures

These measures will actually help you and understand how exactly certain actions need to be done the right way. This includes how to wash hands, what to do if my child shows symptoms of COVID-19 and what precautions to take while travelling together. Here’s what you need to know.

Wash Hands For 20 Seconds

Why do you have to wash your hands for 20 seconds? Well, the answer is simple. Say goodbye to germs that can cause infections and viruses. Medically speaking, what’s the best way to wash your hands? Here’s how you do it.

Step 1: Wet your hands with water.
Step 2: Apply soap or hand wash on your palm.
Step 3: Scrub your hands. (Back, in between fingers and under your nails for 20 secs)
Step 4: Rinse with water.

When to wash your hands?

• Before eating
• After sneezing, blowing & your nose
• After using the bathroom

Wear A Medical Mask?

Why do you have to wear a face mask during the COVID outbreak? If you have any respiratory problems such as coughing or sneezing, then it is recommended that you wear a mask to prevent the spread of infection. This comes handy in protecting you from any infection or from spreading it.

Stay Indoors

This is the simplest way to prevent COVID from spreading. All you need to do is stay inside your homes, practice hygiene and stay away from social gatherings. Quarantine can get interesting if you keep yourself busy. It’s the best time to concentrate on yourself and learn new things such as cooking, gardening, playing a new musical instrument etc. Simple, do what you love doing.

What If My Child / Family Member Is Affected?

Firstly, how do you know that the person is affected by COVID-19? Well, if the person shows signs of cough, cold, shortness of breath and fever, it is advised that you seek immediate medical help by rushing him/her to the nearest hospital. It is recommended that you continue to practice good hygiene and social distancing ways to fight the virus.

What Precautions one should take while Travelling?

During this pandemic it may not be a good idea. You must stay at home to keep you and your love one safe and it will definitely help you in fighting against Covid due to hinderance in its spreading. Remember, social distancing and wearing mask plays an effective role in curbing COVID-19. Stay indoors, stay safe.

What to do if you are Corona Positive?

This advice is intended for:

1. People with confirmed coronavirus disease, i.e. those with a positive laboratory test result – who have been asked to isolate at home
2. Those living in households with someone who has confirmed coronavirus disease
3. Most people who get sick with coronavirus disease will have only a mild illness and should recover at home. You may continue to experience the typical symptoms which include a fever, cough and mild shortness of breath.  Most people with mild illness will start feeling better within a week of first symptoms. Have your healthcare provider’s contact information on hand for emergencies – this could be your GP or your nearest local clinic/ hospital.
4. Get rest at home and drink enough water/ clear fluids during the day to make sure that your urine stays a pale clear colour.  There are no specific antiviral treatments recommended for coronavirus disease.
5. You can take over-the-counter medications if you have fever or pain. Use these according to the instructions on the packet or label and do not exceed the recommended dose. You should continue taking any other prescribed chronic medication.
6. Monitor your symptoms carefully. If your symptoms get worse, call your healthcare provider immediately. If you develop any emergency warning signs, get medical attention immediately. Emergency warning signs include: trouble breathing, chest pain or pressure in your chest that does not go away, coughing up blood, becoming confused, severe sleepiness, blue lips or face. 
7. If you have any warning signs, you or a member of your household should call your nearest hospital or emergency services immediately and notify them that you have confirmed coronavirus disease.
8. Avoid taking public transport to the facility – either use private transport (preferably with windows rolled-down) or call emergency services for an ambulance if required. You should wear a face mask if you travel to seek hospital care.

What Measurements taken by Hunt Property to protect its Employees and Clients from COVID?

• Regular sensitisation of the premises.
• Regular use of sanitizer.
• Uninterrupted use of Mask while working or dealing with clients.
• Keeping essential or 6Ft distance while dealing with client or in meeting or site visit with client.
• Anti-Virus fogging inside the premises.
• Pest Control in the premises.

• Keeping wash rooms clean regularity to avoid any kind of infection.
• Facilitating the employees to work from home.
• Regular use of steamer to get the steam for employees    in order to avoid the spreading of this virus.