The police confirmed the implementation of continuous monitoring and awareness campaigns
Youth gatherings ignore the precautionary requirements in mainland areas
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People within youth gatherings show their disdain for the precautionary measures that the relevant health authorities in the country have stressed the need to adhere to, to avoid infection with "Covid-19".
And they show the least interest in wearing the muzzle and adhering to adequate spacing, which makes them more vulnerable to injury.
Many of these people attribute their negligence in protecting themselves and their social surroundings to their presence in "open areas", pointing out to the difficulty of catching the virus in wild areas.
A doctor warned against circulating false information related to the transmission of the Corona virus, pointing out that “(Covid-19) is an active virus that moves quickly from one infected person to another.”
He stressed the need to wear the muzzle "even if the person is present alone," adding that "the basis is for a person to take the necessary means to protect himself, whether he is present in a wild area or in the workplace, the market, or other places."
The police said that they are keen to implement monitoring and awareness campaigns, in all gathering places, to ensure compliance with the precautionary measures, pointing out that the violations expose their owners to financial fines, and put them under legal liability.
In detail, the pioneers of wild areas in Sharjah and Ajman, Khaled Naim, Karam Fathi, Muhammad Al-Nasser and Sherine Mahdawi, confirmed that they noticed, during their wild outings, the existence of gatherings that included young people who were not committed to preventive measures from the Corona virus.
And they indicated that they sit with each other, and play some games, without any precautions, despite the fact that the wild areas have vast areas that guarantee everyone the application of social distancing, calling for tightening control over this group during their presence in the wild areas, and making them aware of the need to apply health requirements.
They expressed their fear of the consequences of this "recklessness", due to the presence of elderly people in these gatherings, or in places close to them.
The two protesters, Nasser Ibrahim and Fathi Muhammad, said that there are people who are resentful of adhering to the precautionary measures, ignoring that their goal in the first place is to preserve their safety and the safety of those with them.
In turn, the preventive medicine practitioner in Ajman, Dr. Ahmed Al Hammadi, emphasized that “Covid-19” is one of the active viruses that transmit quickly between individuals, pointing to the importance of taking personal protection measures in wild areas, work, markets and closed places, because this is a safe behavior for the individual. Himself and for others.
He explained that “with the continued registration of new infections with the new Corona virus, wearing masks in wild areas is considered a necessity, especially during this period, when there are many gatherings in wild areas.”
He explained that «the virus is transmitted through respiratory droplets caused by coughing or sneezing of an infected person.
It can also be transmitted by touching particles on contaminated surfaces.
Accordingly, the use of preventive tools to prevent infection or transmission of the disease to others, is the most safe health behavior.
He advised to wear the muzzle even while the person was within the framework of his family, and he also advised to be careful to adhere to other simple measures to prevent corona virus, such as washing hands with soap and water continuously, or by using alcohol, and not touching the face.
He said that some visitors to wilderness areas have a problem in accepting the idea of a commitment to wearing masks and gloves while sitting to enjoy the winter atmosphere, pointing out that the recommendations of local and international health authorities must be taken seriously, because prevention is the basis of any healthy and healthy society.
In turn, the Acting Director of the Central Region Police Department in Sharjah Police, Colonel Hamad Abdullah Al-Riyami, confirmed that visitors to wild areas are not excluded from applying precautionary measures to prevent the Corona virus.
He said that the health authorities ’instructions have a great role in controlling the virus.
He stressed that ignoring the health instructions will impose fines on the owner, and place him under legal liability, pointing to the organization of permanent monitoring and awareness campaigns for the areas that witness gatherings, whether in the markets or on land areas, to ensure compliance with the health instructions.
And he stressed the need to adhere to the requirements for barbecues and general cleanliness, to preserve the aesthetic appearance of the wilderness areas, and not to drive recklessly and recklessly, so that they do not disturb the peace of families and their moments of enjoying the winter weather.
He called on everyone to adhere to social distancing and wear the muzzle, even if they are from one family, as a safe behavior for everyone, expressing his surprise at the underestimation of some, especially young people, by wearing masks while they are among their friends or during family gatherings, although it is the first defense for protection. From the virus, adding that the current health conditions call for dealing more seriously with the potential risks as a result of infection.
It also calls for spreading a new culture that reduces the youth’s feeling of embarrassment due to the obligation to wear masks, and other health measures that represent a protective wall for everyone.
“Covid-19 is an active virus, which is transmitted quickly from one infected person to another.
The key is for the person to take the necessary measures to protect himself first from injury.
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