Wearing a mask is something that must be obeyed

Vorer Somoy24

26 Feb, 2022

Wearing a mask is something that must be obeyed

Although the Covid-19 epidemic has been raging for almost two years now in Bangladesh, scientists have hinted that the disaster will be prolonged. Although the Covid vaccine and oral pill have already been discovered, it has already been proven that it is not 100% effective in preventing infection. So from the beginning, doctors have been advising people to wear masks to prevent infections, but they are still emphasizing on those masks.

The epidemic spread from the Chinese city of Wuhan in early 2020. A variety of anti-covid vaccines and oral pills have already been discovered. But medical scientists are still unable to guarantee a cure for this deadly disease. One of the reasons for this is that after a few months, the disease is spreading in a new form in different parts of the world, which is called the new wave of covid.

After a few months of changing its appearance and characteristics, the corona virus is spreading with new variants and destruction. Scientists have hinted that the epidemic could last a long time, as evidenced by the behavior and characteristics of the disease.

The level of infection and death has come down a bit in the last two years after two massive fatalities worldwide. But in November 2021, news came that a new type of corona virus was spreading in India and Europe.

That situation has also come to an end after one lockdown after another around the world to prevent infection. For the time being, experts are advocating wearing a mask and maintaining adequate caution and continuing normal activities.

But the danger is in following the correct rules for using masks. Even many well-educated and well-informed people are found to be in violation of the rules of the World Health Organization regarding the proper use of masks. Doctors say that deviating from proper rules in choosing and using masks will increase a person's risk of infection.

The government's Department of Health and the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research say in regular warnings that any person who goes to a public meeting must wear a mask as a precaution. By doing so, he will be free from the risk of being infected himself, and if he has the undiagnosed Covid-19 virus, it will reduce the risk of putting others at risk.