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Stay Home, Save Lives – Google shared novel coronavirus tips with an animated illustration of Doodle

Google Doodle shared novel coronavirus tips with an animated illustration of Doodle to give the message of “Stay Home, Save Lives” on April 3, 2020. To stop the spread of the fatal virus, individuals have been encouraged to stay at home and keep up social distancing.

The present Google Doodle highlights animated letters as characters and shows each alphabet occupied with a type of movement at home. For instance, one delighted in reading while the other played guitar. Exercise and finding loved ones through telephonic discussions are on the quarantine action list too.

The Google Doodle redirects to a page that lists ‘Coronavirus tips’ and states, “Stay home. Save lives. As Covid-19 continues to impact communities around the world, help stop the spread by following these steps.”

Help stop coronavirus, Google Doodle said and listed coronavirus tips to prevent Covid-19, the contamination brought about by the virus.

Follow the coronavirus tips below

The pointers are as per the following:

  1. Stay home
  2. Keep a safe distance
  3. Wash hands often
  4. Cover your cough
  5. Sick? Call the helpline

Google Doodle additionally clarified the coronavirus tips further, including:

There’s at present no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

Do’s and Don’ts to prevent from coronavirus

Do’s

  • Wash your hands normally for 20 seconds, with cleanser and water or alcohol-based hand rub.
  • Cover your nose and mouth with a dispensable tissue or flexed elbow when you cough or sneeze.
  • Maintain a strategic distance from close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with unwell individuals.
  • Stay at home and self-isolate from others in the family unit on the off chance that you feel unwell.

Don’ts

  • The page likewise stated, “Don’t touch your eyes, nose, or mouth if your hands are not clean.”

Aside from sharing coronavirus tips, Google Doodle additionally posted statistics represented with a graphic map – the quantity of affirmed Covid-19 cases in nations over the world, the quantity of recouped patients and the death toll.

Besides, Google Doodle clarified what coronavirus is and how it spreads.

The novel coronavirus was first detailed in China’s Wuhan in December 2019 and quickly transformed into a worldwide pandemic. In any event, 10 lakh infections have been recorded across 188 nations. The death toll is more than 50,000, as of April 3.

The effect of this virus has been extreme to the point that it has brought almost half the planet to a halt.

The United States is the world’s hardest-hit nation, recording an aggregate of 6,059 deaths due to coronavirus, as indicated by information gathered by statistics posted by Google Doodle. It has affirmed over 2,45,175 cases of COVID-19 infections.

While in India, the virus has infected 2,301 individuals and caused the death of 56 individuals.

Pamela Greenberg

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