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COVID - 19

All information comes from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Delaware.gov

Covid Alert DE app

Step 1: Download the app from the Iphone App Store or Android Google Play Store

Step 2: Once you decide to opt in for exposure notifications, your phone will anonymously share random Bluetooth keys that change every 10-20 minutes with other phones that are using the app and are in close proximity.

Step 3: Your phone and others using the app will exchange those Bluetooth keys in the background, without draining your phone’s battery or data. This is a passive process that begins once you enable notifications, and functions without the app open.

Step 4: When app users test positive for COVID-19 and they decide to share the results through the app by entering a special 6 digit code, the list of random keys they have encountered in the past 14 days is checked against theirs.

Step 5: If there is a match, the app alerts the other individual they are a close contact, encourages them to get tested for COVID-19 and to self-quarantine.

Source: https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/covidalert/

Help prevent the spread of Covid19 by wearing a mask

How to Wear Your Mask Before you put on your mask, wash your hands. Place over your nose and mouth. Make sure you can breathe. 60% alcohol When you wear a mask you are protecting yourself and other people. 6 feet apart Wait until you get home to take off your mask. Fold outside corners together. And put aside for washing. Wash your hands. Wear your mask to protect you and your friends. cdc.gov/coronavirus

Source: https://youtu.be/OnilAuVvSwk

How to wear a mask by the CDC

Wearing a mask in public may help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here is how to wear it correctly

1. Wash your hands before putting on your mask.

2. Holding the ear loops or ties, make sure it covers your nose and mouth, and secure it around your chin.

3. Try to fit it snugly against the side of your face.

4. Make sure you can breathe easily and keep the mask on the entire time you’re in public.

Source: https://youtu.be/vMCS6gT8SzQ