Quarantine has been introduced in two hospitals in Odesa: what restrictions are in place.
There is currently a quarantine in two hospitals in Odesa due to COVID-19. Now only medical staff and patients can be present there.
Restrictions in hospitals
The press service of the Odesa Regional Clinical Hospital reported the introduction of a quarantine to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Visits are restricted in the departments and the perinatal center, sanitary and epidemiological control has been increased, and access is allowed only for staff and patients.
How to protect yourself from COVID-19
To prevent COVID-19 infection, it is advisable to follow these recommendations:
- Wash your hands frequently after visiting public places and before eating.
- Avoid touching your face with your hands.
- Wear a mask to reduce the risk of infection.
- Avoid contact with infected individuals and maintain distance.
- Disinfect gadgets and surfaces you often touch.
It is also noted that a new strain of the coronavirus is already present in Odesa region, to which human immunity may be ineffective.
In response to the spread of COVID-19, hospitals in Odesa have implemented quarantine measures to reduce the risk of infection and the spread of the virus. The recommendations for protection against the coronavirus remain relevant, and it is worth following them to protect yourself and others.
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