Airports and airlines all over the world are implementing new safety procedures to minimize the risk of infection. Here are the practices to follow when taking a plane: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends following these steps to protect yourself and others when you travel: Social Distance: Maintain a distance of 6 feet (2 meters) between you and others as much as possible. Avoid contact with anyone who is sick Limit contact with frequently touched surfaces, such as handrails, elevator buttons and kiosks. If you must touch these surfaces, use hand sanitizer, or was ..read more

So, What are the Symptoms?  People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. People with these symptoms may have COVID-19: Fever or chills Cough Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing Fatigue Muscle or body aches Headache New loss of taste or smell Sore throat Congestion or runny nose Nausea or vomiting Diarrhea According to the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention, If you have a fever, cough or any of the symptoms mentioned above, you might have COVID-19 ..read more

The importance of following the safety rules in our home and in our daily routine can help us win the battle against COVID-19.  Here is a list of what you should be doing at home to stay COVID-19 free:  Clean and Disinfect: Objects and Surfaces  Wash your hands frequently Keep Away from other people unless it is necessary Avoid touching your Eyes, Nose, and Mouth with unwashed hands. Wear a Mask when you go out in public. Stay in a separate room, isolated and following a strict quarantine if you have any of the following symptoms:  Fever or chills Cough Shortness of bre ..read more

Airports and airlines all over the world are implementing new safety procedures to minimize the risk of infection. Here are the practices to follow when taking a plane: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends following these steps to protect yourself and others when you travel: Social Distance: Maintain a distance of 6 feet (2 meters) between you and others as much as possible. Avoid contact with anyone who is sick Limit contact with frequently touched surfaces, such as handrails, elevator buttons and kiosks. If you must touch these surfaces, use hand sanitizer, or was ..read more

We keep social distance, we wear masks, we wash our hands and wash them again, we wear gloves, we walk around with hand sanitizer and other gear. Our life has changed. However, our new habits are starting to fade and that is bad news for avoiding a second wave.  The good news is that the medical researchers already know a lot more of the COVID-19 virus and that patients get better help now. Still, it is impossible to act as if the virus wouldn’t exist anymore. It must stay clear that we ourselves have the key in our hands while we’re breathing. Yes, literally in our hands. And in our brea ..read more

Especially our current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic asks for safe solutions to prevent a company from the virus. Personal safety in the workplace has become the most important concern. However, the key to a safe workplace is different for every other business.  The creation of a safe workplace has turned into a new specialism, considering the diversity of sectors. This awareness arose at Safe-Company Inc. even before the pandemic broke out. CEO Eithn Waknin realized that happy corporate culture and clean air would not be enough. A team was formed to do research in specific needs f ..read more

We take care so the family life can continue, and the children are not bothered too much with the virus. We do take our responsibilities; we are careful at work and while shopping and we do our best to get our children to understand that they have to behave differently. But we could need some help to make this easier.  Morning routine When children start the day with good habits, it will be easier for them to cope with it during the rest of the day. Let them check their bags: is there still some hand sanitizer or wipes? And do they have a mask? Then let them wash their hands before they l ..read more

According to Osha.gov “Workers who believe that their employer provides a safe and healthy workplace is more likely to report for work during a pandemic.” Not everyone can work from home and this is when implementing the right safety measurements at work becomes key to a successful and safe work environment.  So, what do we do?  According to the WHO (World Health Organization) workplaces should develop action plans to prevent and mitigate COVID-19 as part of the business continuity plan and according to the results of the risk assessments and the epidemiological situation. What does ..read more

Finding healthy ways to cope with stress is extremely necessary during these times, we’ve gathered a list of healthy habits to adopt in your daily routine: Take Deep Breaths, Stretch, Be Thankful: Every system in the body relies on oxygen. From cognition to digestion, effective breathing can not only provide you with a greater sense of mental clarity, but it can also help you sleep better, digest food more efficiently, improve your body’s immune response, and reduce stress levels. Stretching is also beneficial, it is great for stress relief, can calm your mind, and will keep your muscles flex ..read more

Experts suggest that the best way to stay Covid19 free is by taking the right measurements in protecting ourselves and everyone around us.  The virus is still around and we should be prepared to live with it until a vaccine is approved and even long after that.  According to BBC news “once a vaccine is ready, it is still a tall order to get from the lab and into the arms of Americans. The US government is already shelling out hundreds of millions of dollars for supplies like glass vials and syringes.” The right answer to this: “DON’T BE SCARED, BE PREPARED’’ How to stay Protected? 1 ..read more