Why did the World Health Organization recommendations only wash hands and did not mention rinsing the mouth and sniffing, or is it ungrateful for the preference for ablution in the face of the Corona virus?
It is general information to the common public to maintain his or herself from Corona pandemic period.
The human beings are always maximum using our hands for any type of work I'd day to day operations in their life.
It is possible to get the virus by touching the different objects.
As Professor Aparna Sathya Moorthy has highlighted that the mouth and nose were covered by mask already but if your hands will be cleaned often that you can try to reduce the virus infections.
hands are the most thing that carry infections , usually mouth and nose covered with shield.
Whatever be its recommendations, the main objective of WHO is to ensure the well-being of the people of the planet and it is failing terribly at this over the past one year.
I think as we are wearing masks that cover the mouth and nose so the primarily thing would be to wash the hands very carefully with soap and water
Protecting your eyes nose and mouth (T Zone) is the ONLY portal of entry, so cover them up wear a face shield! A face shield also protects you from the 10 most deadly weapons (your fingers) and the face shield helps you "Break the bad unconscious habit" of touching (self inoculating) your facial mucous membranes (eyes, nose and mouth= T Zone). Handwashing helps reduce the "viral load" on your fingers IF you self inoculate your T Zone (visit www.henrythehand.org )so frequent handwashing reduces your risk of direct inoculation.
Handwashing Awareness Week is December 6-12, 2020 so please visit the website for posters in 22 languages to share with EVERYONE because Clean Hands Prevent Disease Save Lives!
Henry the Hand Champion Handwasher (and my Foundation) has been trying for 20+ years to "spread the word NOT the germs"!
The fastest way to increase the infections is touch by hand. Of course other ways like mouth and nose cause infections but not as hand.
I agree with Lamia Al-Naama, Safaa K. Kadhem, and Hassan Izzeddin Sarsak
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