Coronavirus India | COVID-19 in Hindi |Myths busted and facts explained!

#Corona#COVID19#stayhomestaysafe
In this devastating pandemic, a more deadly pandemic is that of rumors and misconceptions that have been on the rounds on social media.
As medical students we:
1) Try to provide clarity and the true story of coronavirus.
2) Answer all the common queries and questions of people,in the simplest way possible.
ALL WITHIN 5 MINUTES!
Our aim is to reach the widest possible population, extinguishing rumors, educating the masses, equipping them with the knowledge of that which surrounds them.
(Ref: WHO, ICMR and CDC)
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Timeline:
What is coronavirus? 0:44
How does it spread and who can get it? 1:26
What are the symptoms of corona? 2:10
How to save ourselves from coronavirus? 3:12
When to get tested for COVID 19? 4:45
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Below are some useful links for updates and information on coronavirus:
Myth busters on corona -
www.who.int/em...
Ministry of Family Health and Welfare - www.mohfw.gov.in/
Updates on coronavirus in India - www.mygov.in/c...
WHO’s link for coronavirus - www.who.int/he...
CDC’s link for coronavirus - www.who.int/he...
Number for WHO chat-bot for COVID 19: [phone]

[@aayushpawar8850]

Very well explained👍. I love to see ur videos Medschool Grammar.Keep it going☺️

[@MedSchoolGrammar]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@petergriffin2946]

कोरोना

[@yashjindal2334]

An amazing and informative video. Thankyou for this!

[@MedSchoolGrammar]

Thank you so much for your feedback! Stay at home, move out only for essentials!

[@sanamlily240]

How does it spread in asymptomatic patient?

[@MedSchoolGrammar]

Available evidence from contact tracing reported by countries suggests that asymptomatically infected individuals are much less likely to transmit the virus than those who develop symptoms. But on the few instances when they do, it is via normal breathing. Some viruses escape that person's body and infect someone else. Source: WHO (11 June,2020)

[@kavitadass4592]

Excellent information. Concise and clear

[@MedSchoolGrammar]

Thank you so much! #stayhomestaysafe