5 Ways to Protect the Unvaccinated Delta Virus

 

So far, the World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that the Delta Covid-19 virus, originally found in India, has spread to more than 100 countries.

Cambodia has also found cases of the virus, but all of them have been imported.

However, there is no clear indication that the mutation virus can overcome the vaccine.

Countries around the world are stepping up vaccination campaigns with the hope of overcoming the Covid crisis, but many are still unvaccinated.

The latest data from the British Public Health Service show that four groups of people - young people, the elderly, those who have not been vaccinated and those who have not been vaccinated with two doses - are most susceptible to the virus.

Here are five ways for those who have not been vaccinated to protect themselves from the Delta mutation virus:

1. Wear a mask over your nose and mouth when you meet people from other families, especially when you are not in a well-ventilated or crowded place.

2. Keep at least 2 meters away from people who are not your family members.

3. Wash your hands often with soap, water, gel or alcohol.

4. Avoid crowded places or places with little ventilation.

5. Focus on communicable communicable rates in the community, including Delta virus infection rates, and avoid unnecessary social interactions with others when infection rates are high.

The above 5 methods are not only for those who have not been vaccinated, but also those who have been vaccinated and must also practice to prevent and reduce the risk of infection with the Delta virus.