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COVID-19 2020 Election v Dr Nicola Brink v COVID-19 Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly How do discovered coronavirus. You catch The virus? The COVID-19 The virus can People can pick up the virus

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COVID-19 Dr Nicola Brink

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2020 Election

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COVID-19

How do You catch The virus?

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus.

The COVID-19 virus spreads primarily through droplets of saliva

  • r discharge

from the nose when an infected person coughs or sneezes. The virus can survive for up to 72 hours out of the body on surfaces that have been contaminated by infected droplets. People can pick up the virus by breathing in the droplets or by touching contaminated surfaces and then touching their eyes, mouth and face.

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COVID-19

Exit from lockdown: strategic aims

On the 6th May 2020 a lockdown exit strategy for the Bailiwick was published, the strategic aims of which are to:

Mitigate and minimise the impact of COVID- 19 on the community; Protect and preserve life; Minimise the economic, social and environmental impacts; and Promote the restoration to normality as soon as possible

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COVID-19

Exit was planned

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phases

Stable or decreasing cases

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an unexplained community source No new clusters that pose a risk of on-going community transmission Stable or decreasing hospital admissions Community compliance with public health messages to minimise the risk of COVID-19

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COVID-19

Phase 5

Wide availability of all recreational activities – including contact team sports Further expansion

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bars and nightclubs able to function Social connectivity – Islanders will now live in a Bailiwick bubble This phase should see a return to a normal level of business activity

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Protect yourself

  • Stand back from the door after knocking;
  • Carry hand sanitiser and use regularly;
  • Do not shake hands with any community

members;

  • Be vigilant for any notices asking prospective

candidates not to approach people living in a particular dwelling;

  • Maximise the use of written and electronic

media resources. COVID-19

Prospective Candidates Phase 5

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Protect members of the public

  • Do not canvass if you have any COVID-19 symptoms

(self-isolate and contact the helpline to arrange testing);

  • Social distancing encouraged;
  • Respect an individual’s right to not engage in canvassing,

we have members of our community who continue to be vulnerable to the SARS-CoV-2 virus;

  • Practise good hand and respiratory hygiene;
  • Offer the local community multiple channels to engage

and connect with you i.e. electronic and written media;

  • Visiting Care and Residential homes or supported living

housing facilities under review.

COVID-19

Prospective Candidates Phase 5

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Canvasing etiquette Hustings can proceed hygienic principles and respiratory etiquette. Knock and then stand back to respect a person’s personal space.

COVID-19

Prospective Candidates Phase 5

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