A New Trend in Dealing with Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic

Mahmood MM

Published on: 2020-11-19

Abstract

After the home quarantine was fruitful on most levels and after it had achieved good results in reducing the spread of infection with the Coronavirus, not to mention its positive effects on the environment as well as on public health, these effects began to diminish and are Recede with regard to human socioeconomic conditions, or even on the health level, in their various details.

Keywords

Coronavirus disease; COVID-19

Opinion

After the home quarantine was fruitful on most levels and after it had achieved good results in reducing the spread of infection with the Coronavirus, not to mention its positive effects on the environment as well as on public health, these effects began to diminish and are Recede with regard to human socioeconomic conditions, or even on the health level, in their various details. And after hope for vaccines that protect societies from the dangers of this pandemic has been delayed, it has become imperative to think of solutions to reduce these negative effects.  One of them is the orientation to practice daily life activities including education and Collective business in its various forms, in the open air outside the buildings and with what is recommendable of the prevention measures, and on top of it wearing a face mask.

What encourages such a trend is the decrease in the chances of transmission of the virus and the lack of copies of it captured by the Contact person outdoorsy due to movement of air and its continuous change, and sun rays may sometimes be added, if compared with what happens inside buildings with their known details. . It may even help give the immune system rare opportunities to deal with this limited number of copies of the virus, which may generate immunity, even if it is in its minimum limits, not to mention the role of the face mask in purifying the air from its allergens and related pollutants and portable particles, beside its role in minimizing the viral copies reaching breathing openings.