“Make sure that your back gets enough support,” the advisory said.
It also asked people to take a break in every 40 minutes and walk at least for 30 minutes every day.
“Avoid looking down on the screen of laptop/computer,” the advisory said.
The health department also appealed to the people to stay connected with each other through social media but stay away from fake news in connection with the coronavirus pandemic.
On the psychological point of view, the health department suggested that people should accept the prevailing situation and not to be in denial mode.
“Be brave, be hopeful, rely and respect the system,” it said.
Asking people not to go for intoxicants to get false consolation, the health department forbade them to hate or suspect the family of a COVID-19 patient or to treat health workers with suspicion.
“Read, do yoga, work and give yourself some me-time, take rest and do physical work,” the advisory said.
“Make sure that your back gets enough support,” the advisory said.
It also asked people to take a break in every 40 minutes and walk at least for 30 minutes every day.
“Avoid looking down on the screen of laptop/computer,” the advisory said.
The health department also appealed to the people to stay connected with each other through social media but stay away from fake news in connection with the coronavirus pandemic.
On the psychological point of view, the health department suggested that people should accept the prevailing situation and not to be in denial mode.
“Be brave, be hopeful, rely and respect the system,” it said.
Asking people not to go for intoxicants to get false consolation, the health department forbade them to hate or suspect the family of a COVID-19 patient or to treat health workers with suspicion.
“Read, do yoga, work and give yourself some me-time, take rest and do physical work,” the advisory said.
