Category Archives: Coronavirus Management

Coronavirus Management, Masks, Protective Gear, Thermometers

COVID-19 in Korea: Strategies To Manage Coronavirus

Posted on by Saeed Afridi
covid-19 in korea: strategies to manage coronavirus
19
May

After Wuhan, in late February 2020 Korea became the second international Covid-19 epicentre. Despite a sudden and significant spike in infections initially, the country soon turned the tide, and is now winning the fight against coronavirus. Korea’s advantage over many other countries is their recent experience of the 2015 MERS outbreak, which infected 185 Koreans, […]

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Coronavirus, Coronavirus Management

Coronavirus Management In Italy

Posted on by Saeed Afridi
covid19 in Italy
14
May

COVID-19 has taken the world by storm. Spreading beneath the surface, infecting thousands before it was even detected. COVID-19 is a novel virus, meaning that it is a new strain that has never infected humans. The first patient lived in Wuhan China, it was passed from bat to human. The difficult thing about this virus […]

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Coronavirus Management, Coronavirus, Protective Gear

Don’t Rely On Protective Gear, Strengthen Your Immune System!

Posted on by Saeed Afridi
strengthening immune system thru exercise
02
May

The world is stocking up on face masks and protective gear, but the only real way to protect yourself from a deadly virus is by boosting your immunity.  Experts have argued over the effectiveness of surgical face masks, some claim that they don’t help, while others say that wearing face masks can decrease the transfer […]

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Coronavirus Management, Masks, Protective Gear

Coronavirus: Thailand’s Preventative Measures

Posted on by Saeed Afridi
coronavirus in Thailand
29
Apr

The first coronavirus infection in Thailand was reported on 13 January 2020. Thailand was the first (but definitely not the last) country outside of China to report a coronavirus infection.  As of April 22, 2020, Thailand has reported 2,826 cases of coronavirus, 49 deaths, and 2,352 recoveries. The numbers are high, but Thailand’s efforts have […]

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