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A brief summary;
· Travelers should avoid close contact with people who are sick — particularly those with cold symptoms such as coughing or runny noses.
· Wearing a mask isn't particularly helpful, but travellers should wash their hands frequently with soap and water, making sure to scrub for at least 20 seconds. Don’t touch your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.
· Steer clear of live animals - scientists have traced the Wuhan virus to a local seafood market with live animals but they're not yet sure which animal spread the virus to people.
· If you do become ill after traveling to the region, report your symptoms to a health authority right away. There appears to be an incubation period of about a week.
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How are things in HK right now ? my wife is has an external examiner job for a uni out there and is going for 7 days towards end of May.
She wants me and the two year old to go along with her. I'm not massively keen mainly because I rather spend the money on new wheels for a bike. But also I'm a bit apprehensive about being on my own for long days with a two year old in a place that I know nothing about. How are thing safely wise currently ?