This video encourages the public to get tested for COVID-19 if they start experiencing symptoms. On some occasions, someone who is sick is not infected with the common cold rather than COVID-19. Nevertheless, getting tested is the only way to know for sure.
Source: Get Tested – It might be common cold symptoms
Views 518
These videos encourage the public to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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This infographic and video state that treatment to patients infected with COVID-19 is free.
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This infographic debunks the myth that gold attracts the coronavirus.
Source: Does gold attract corona?
Views 798
This infographic explains how to take care of your mouth, nose and eyes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Taking care of Mouth, Nose and Eyes during COVID-19 time
Views 581
This infographic explains how to protect yourself from other diseases along with COVID-19 during the raining season.
Source: Protecting self from other diseases along with COVID-19 during the raining season
Views 788
This video explains how smoking and drinking during the COVID-19 pandemic is deadly.
Source: Smoking and drinking during COVID-19 is deadly
Views 613
This video explains steps that family members need to know for COVID-19 management.
Source: Steps that family members need to know for COVID-19 management
Views 696
This video explains how to prepare healthy food during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: How to prepare healthy food during COVID-19
Views 510
This video asks the public to wear the mask correctly in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Source: Request to wear mask correctly
Views 446
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