The federal government has issued detailed guidelines for the public and industry to protect themselves and others against the new corona virus as soon as the lock is lifted.
Protocols for civil citizens
The government has asked citizens to leave the house and travel by private or public transport if it is very urgent and to take the most precautions.
People should wear masks, wash their hands, and use a hand sanitizer before getting into a vehicle. You should cover your mouth and nose with tissue paper when you are coughing or sneezing and properly disposed of.
If there is no tissue paper, use your hand or arm to cover your face.
People were also advised not to touch eyes, mouth and nose without washing their hands or using a hand sanitizer. They were strictly told not to shake hands, cuddle or stand around while interacting. There should be a distance of at least one and a half meters between two people.
Protocols for Transport companies
There are clear guidelines for transport companies before they get the operating license. They were asked to regularly disinfect their vehicles before picking up and dropping off passengers.
In addition, the use of air conditioning in vehicles is strictly prohibited and carriers have been asked to keep windows open for fresh air ventilation. In addition, the passenger seats must be positioned so that they are six meters apart.
In addition, carriers must ensure thermal scanning, the use of masks and gloves, and the availability of tissue paper and hand sanitizers in their vehicles. People with coughs, flu, or other illnesses were asked not to leave the house.
Protocols for Construction business
Contractors and related industries were asked to control the biometric presence and ensure the availability of thermal guns, face masks, gloves and hand cleaners at the entrance and locations.
Business owners were asked to disinfect the workspace daily after work and to ensure minimal physical contact between workers / consumers.
Industry was strongly recommended to replace or use additional services to avoid overcrowding in the workplace. In addition, no shifts should last longer than eight hours.
The company is also responsible for disinfecting employee clothing, providing high-quality masks and gloves, and providing transportation for employees. Sick people should not be called to work unless they have fully recovered after their illness.
In addition, each company must establish a temporary residence or isolation facility so that people with symptoms can be quarantined until their results are available.
