CORONAVIRUS CARE KIT
at least 20 seconds, not sharing utensils, and covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough. And if you or someone you know is ill, stay home and stay isolated. This situation is constantly changing. And some of the headlines out there might make you fearful. But my team of researchers and I are monitoring every change. We’re wading through the muck of information – and disinformation – out there so you don’t have to. We’ll keep you updated as we continue to learn more about the coronavirus and the best ways to combat it.
public transportation. Some form of martial law would be next. I realize that a lot of folks are worried. My research team tells me they’ve seen empty store shelves as people panic to buy. And yes, it’s likely that within two months, most Americans will currently have or will have had the virus. And hopefully this will be a seasonal virus. That means it would burn out this winter or next and not mutate much. Meanwhile, taking simple commonsense measures will make a big difference. As with most illnesses, prevention is key. That includes washing your hands with soap and water for
Must-Have Items for Surviving a Crisis Grocery store shelves are emptying worldwide... People are panic buying hand sanitizer, Lysol wipes, and toilet paper.
Unexpected, disruptive events are a fact of life. It is never a question of “if”... it is only a matter of “when.” There’s no good reason to be at the mercy of these unexpected, but inevitable, events. You can take some simple steps right now to protect you and your family against enduring crises...
Here at Health & Wealth Bulletin , we’re not panicking. But we think this is a good time to remind you to always be prepared for emergencies... whether it’s a pandemic, a natural disaster, or a terrorist attack.
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