I am tired of sleeping, waking, eating, and seeing the same set of people. I want to get up from my bed every morning, wear some clothes, and get to work. I want to be able to shake someone, hug a friend, walk into a canteen and eat without having to fear the almighty COVID-19. … More 5 Things Teenagers Should Look Out For During COVID-19 Lockdown
Hand washing is not the ultimate defense or preventive measure to stop these invisible warriors from entering into our bodies and doing their sinister acts but it is one way (without unnecessary stress) you can reduce the risk of falling victim to their vicious deeds. … More Why Washing Your Hands is a Big Deal
While it’s absolutely wise to stay at home, many young adults and teenagers are already being ‘tormented’ by boredom. It may be normal for the ones who would naturally keep to themselves even when there’s no isolation, but for those who are not used to this – it could be miserable, and they might as well waste away the whole day. … More Covid-19: How to Maximize Your Time
There has been a lot of commotion, panic, emotional turbulence, fear, uncertainty, and even rumours on the internet, since the outbreak of coronavirus, which has been renamed to COVID-19. COVID19 is a group of coronaviruses that started with an animal.
While the rest of the world battles this virus, most teenagers are asking questions, wondering what is happening, and scared that the worse is about to happen like in some Hollywood movies. … More Questions Teenagers Ask About COVID-19
The signs that a person has been infected with COVID-19 are very similar to other respiratory illnesses like the common cold, flu and some others. Some of these signs include coughing, sneezing, shortness of breath, fever and breathing difficulties. It is important to note that there are asymptomatic carriers of the infection, which means that they show no symptom but are infectious. … More What You Need to Know About COVID-19
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