Due to the pandemic outbreak fueled by Covid-19, this year’s Christmas and New Year may not be the same. The best way to celebrate Christmas and New York’s Eve this year is to keep it at home and private, not only in light of the rapidly rising infection count in the United States, but also to avoid rubbing inequality against the less fortunate. . Requesting lavish decorations or unnecessary splurge will only make it worthwhile, after millions of dead and dying and even more jobless and jobless.
Everyone should take precautions in the upcoming holiday season, until the vaccine is rolled out. Traveling will increase the chances of spreading COVID-19. The easiest way to protect yourself and others this year is to avoid traveling and stay home.
EVERYONE CAN MAKE NEXT HOLIDAY SEASON SAFER
Precautions to take when leaving
• Wear a face mask with two or more layers so that you and others can protect yourself from COVID-19.
• Wear the mask and secure it under the chin, over the nose and mouth.
• Make sure the mask fits snugly against the sides of your face.
Stay 6 meters away from people who do not live with you
• It is imperative to stay 6 feet away from other people (about two arms’ length) when you are at higher risk of getting sick.
clean your hands
• Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds, with soap and water.
• Keep your hand sanitizer with you at all times when you go out.
• Use hand wipes with at least 90% alcohol content.
ATTEND A CHRISTMAS PARTY OR MAKE PLANS FOR A NY OUTDOOR PLAN
The safest option this holiday season is to celebrate online or with people you live with.
Make your celebration safer if you plan to go out. To make Christmas and New York’s Eve better for everyone, take these additional steps:
- Carry your food, your drinks, your plates, your cups and your utensils.
- Wear a mask and keep it clean while eating and drinking.
- Do not enter places where food is being cooked.
- Use packaged foods.
IF YOU ARE HOSTING A NEW YORK EVENING OR CHRISTMAS GATHERING, IT IS ESSENTIAL TO FOLLOW STRICT SECURITY PRECAUTIONS.
If you have visitors here, make sure people take action to make Christmas and New York better for everyone. The next steps are:
• Limit the number of members who come.
• Disinfect your entire home before and after the party
• If you house him indoors, be sure to keep the windows and door open for proper air circulation.
• Restrict people in food preparation areas.
• Ask your guests to bring their own food
• If you share food, use disposable utensils, such as plastic or paper cups and plates.
To improve air circulation, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends opening doors and windows. Other precautions are disinfecting your home, wearing multi-layered masks inside, washing your hands regularly, using garbage bags, not touching each other, serving food on disposable plates and cups.
The CDC suggests that after the holiday season is over, get a Covid-19 checkup to make sure you’re safe.