Even though the vaccines are here, we must stay vigilant over the summer holidays. There are many ways to celebrate Christmas — even while following the COVID-19 safety
guidelines recommended by public health officials. That doesn't mean you have to skip the holidays altogether. There are many ways to celebrate, even while following the COVID-19 safety guidelines recommended by public health officials.
Remember, following these rules will not only help to keep you from getting sick, but it'll also help you protect your friends and loved ones, especially those who may be at higher risk like the elderly and others with pre-existing conditions. Follow these tips to keep spirits up and coronavirus risks down.
When eating and drinking at a holiday gathering, the healthcare specialists advise:
● Guests to bring food for themselves or their own households.
● Wearing masks while preparing food and drinks or serving anyone who isn't a member of your household.
● Taking advantage of courses requiring self-service.
● Everyone to wash their hands for 20 seconds before handling or consuming food or drink and after taking out the trash
If you are planning to attend or host a small celebration, the health and safety officials
advise you to:
● Discuss expectations ahead of time with your host (or guests, if you're hosting)
● Check COVID infection rates in the area
● Limit the number of people at the gathering
● Host gatherings outdoors when possible
● Open windows for better ventilation, if staying indoors.
● Require guests to wear masks.
● Keep distance and wash hands frequently.
Written by: VENKATASAWMY Shanna
Editors: RAMFUL Tanvi, CALLICHARRUN Khisha