This infographic asks those who have chronic illnesses to continue taking their medication even if they have COVID-19.
Source: Request to continue to take medicines for chronic illnesses even if you have COVID-19
Views 443
This video and infographic explain whether or not infants should take other vaccines if they’re infected with COVID-19.
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Views 684
This infographic states that it is still necessary to deliver MNCH/reproductive health services to the people of Nepal during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Women, Infants and Reproductive Related Health Services are also an Emergency
Views 600
This video explains that if a person is confirmed to have COVID-19, it saves others too.
Source: If COVID-19 is identified in time, it saves others too
Views 561
This infographic asks the public to also think about others in the pandemic.
Source: Think about others too in the pandemic
Views 441
This infographic asks the public to stay at home as much as possible in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Source: Stay at home
Views 507
This poster asks the public to wear a mask in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Source: Request to wear a mask
Views 510
This video explains if it is necessary to have a negative COVID-19 test result once infected to prove that you have recovered from the virus.
Source: Is it necessary to have a COVID-19 test result once infected?
Views 506
This poster explains that COVID-19 can spread very easily in crowded areas, thus becoming super-spreader events.
Source: Crowds can be COVID-19 super-spreader events
Views 556
This poster explains how to differentiate between dengue fever and COVID-19.
Source: How to differentiate between dengue fever and COVID-19
Views 906
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