write a conversation between two friend on how they
spent their Durga Puja and Dwace without bursting
here enackers and avoiding large gatherings during
this year's Pandemie situatioon.
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Festive season brings together people from all walks of life, this 'coming together' is what imparts cultural and linguistic integration amongst all communities; however, things are ominously different this year. While Navratri is here, and rest of the 'end of the year festivities' like Dussehra, Diwali and Christmas are round the corner, citizens have been advised to avoid public gatherings, maintain social etiquettes and restrict celebrations to their homes. An advisory issued by the Union Health Ministry appeals people to observe COVID-19-appropriate behavior during the fast approaching festive season and the winter months, �when the likelihood of an increase in the disease is high.
This appeal to maintain social etiquette has been further bolstered with the launch of the countrywide 'Jan Andolan' campaign which encourages people to adopt and practice COVID-19 appropriate behaviors to curb the spread of diseases while celebrating festivals.
This is a crucial time, our healthcare machinery, doctors, nurses and civic authorities are working round the clock to ensure that we emerge victorious in our fight against COVID-19. By following social etiquettes, we can do our part as we continue to celebrate these much awaited festivals, while keeping our loved ones safe. Dr Kirti Sabnis, Infectious Disease Specialist, Fortis Hospitals Mumbai shares a few tips to keep in mind as you participate in these festivities:
Greet without physical contact; a graceful Namaste is a safe greeting gesture in the current times
Avoid large gatherings; comply with authorities and maintain respiratory etiquette. If you have minor symptoms such as cough, headache, or mild fever, opt to stay at home until you recover
Maintain a minimum distance of 1-metre between yourself and others to reduce your risk of infection. Even if you are indoors, maintain similar social distance; if not possible avoid over-crowding
Cover your mouth and nose with your elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze; immediately after, dispose the tissue and wash/ sanitize your hands
Wear a mask:
Wash or sanitize your hands before putting it on, as well as after you take off your mask
Your mask should cover the nose, mouth and chin
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