According to the data announced to date, the coronavirus, which has transmitted to more than 2 million people and caused almost 150 thousand deaths, continues to pose danger even though it lost its speed in some regions. To prevent the virus, the best measure we can take right now is to follow the social distance rules. Every government and official in the world recommends that we distance us from people and not leave the house unless it is compulsory. We are definitely told to wear a mask before leaving home to meet our basic needs. Here’s why the mask is so important when it comes out is revealed in a new video. Pathogens coming out of our mouth with sneezing can reach 8 meters away: The video, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), shows how far bacteria can come out of a person’s mouth if they sneeze. The video, played in slow motion, shows that each pathogen, such as the coronavirus found in a sneeze, can easily be scattered up to 8 meters. In our other articles that we shared with you before, we talked about how contagious the coronavirus can be. We showed you the importance of wearing a mask when going to compulsory shopping with a video that explains how fast the coronavirus can spread in a closed area with cough. However, in a video published last week, the company named LaVision showed us the importance of protective masks with a video. As you can see in the video in our news, the use of masks can be really life saving when we go out. How 150 Years of Masks Prevent Spread of Viruses (Video) When we leave the house in a compulsory way to meet the need, we should not only think of ourselves. Many experts say that when we cough or sneeze, we need to close our mouth with our elbow. Therefore, we can protect both ourselves and those around us by following these recommendations. The stricter we follow these precautions, the sooner we can get rid of coronavirus. You can watch the published video below. Here is the video published in the Journal of the American Medical Association:
