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One-meter distance not enough for new COVID-19 strain – Jayaruwan Bandara
Nov 08, 202011:48 AM
In observing the new activity of the COVID-19 virus, it is advisable to maintain a social distance of more than one meter, Media Spokesman of the Ministry of Health Dr. Jayaruwan Bandara said.
He points out that there needs to be maintained a distance of one and a half to two meters when in the public.
“Experts say that with the new virus strain the social distance should be at least one and a half meters away from each other.
It is the behavior of the human community that determines how the COVID-19 virus spreads. The main task of preventing the spread of this disease is lies within you and me, the public.“
