The number of people infected with the coronavirus is increasing day by day. It is recommended to take precautions to avoid this virus.
The words Covid-19 are being uttered again and again, but the words are still unknown to the words, the words "Coroantine", home-quarantine, isolation, lockdown are being uttered again and again. Many people are failing to understand the difference between them.
Let's know what is Costernine, Home Quarantine, Isolation, Lockdown?
Courantine
People who seem healthy, but may not be healthy, but may not have any symptoms are kept in quarantine for people who are not present in the case of coronavirus. In the case of coronavirus, if someone is kept in quarantine for 14 days, if they have germs inside, they will have symptoms.
isolation
Isolation is a treatment for someone who has symptoms when they are not detected or caught or there are symptoms, but in this way, the patient will not be exposed to sneezing, sneezing, stools and urine. For sick people, and quarantine is for healthy or seemingly healthy people, there is no specific time for how long to be kept in isolation, and isolation is kept until fully recovered.
Home Quarantine
When a person is at home and separates from meeting with outsiders, following all the rules of the Courentine, it is called home quarantine. He would recommend that he return from Covid-19 and stay in home country in the country.
Volunteer Quarantine
When a person stays at home away from all forms of sociality, it is voluntary, in this case, the person may not be infected with the Covid-19 virus, and he has not traveled to the country affected by Covid-19. Rather, he is separated from the virus.
lockdown
Its literal meaning is to lock it in the interpretation of the term. Cambridge dictionary says that due to an emergency situation, it is not allowed to let the general public out of any place or prevent the entry of the jaws from entering the place. It is said in the Oxford English Dictionary that the general Bengali ‘lockdown’ is a ‘lockdown’ or ‘lockdown’ in the case of emergency security, which is the simple Bengali ‘blocked’ or ‘keeping in the Prison’. Kamaluddin Ahmad said, “It is difficult to say this word is the Bengali equivalent of the new Asata at the moment, but it can mean ‘blockade’.”