Coronavirus Precautions and Prevention: Travel Safely
6 min! Run Time
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The coronavirus, COVID-19, spreads more easily the more people are grouped together, so you can imagine how busy airports, city buses, and subways pose the greatest risk of infection. The virus is capable of spreading very quickly, and has reached several thousand confirmed cases, most notably in places like Italy, Iran, South Korea, and China. The effects vary from person to person, but of course, you should take every precaution to avoid infection. With all that in mind, let's talk about travel. In this program, we'll discuss when to cancel travel plans, proper travel hygiene, and what to do if there's a quarantine.
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It flags busy airports, city buses, and subways as the greatest risk of infection, since the virus spreads more easily when people are grouped together.
It names Italy, Iran, South Korea, and China as places that had reached several thousand confirmed cases at the time.
The course covers what to do if there's a quarantine, alongside guidance on proper travel hygiene during any trip, before and after you arrive.
It discusses when to cancel travel plans, treating that decision as a precaution rather than something to avoid out of inconvenience.
No, the course notes the effects vary from person to person, which is part of why it recommends taking every precaution regardless.
