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World Health Organization gives tips to those who are working from home

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 17, 2020 19:07 IST

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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to lockdown all over the world. Lockdown means everything, except the essential services. Pubs, restaurants, offices, shopping malls, markets on the streets are all closed. In such a grim situation, some companies have given their employees the freedom or convenience to work from home or sitting at home.
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Do not sit and work for too long in the same position.
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Do not sit in front of the computer for a long time.
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Stand up for at least three minutes every half hour and stretch your body issues.
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Go up and down the steps of your house. Do this at least 4-5 times. By doing this, the body's fatigue will reduce and the muscles of the body will also open.
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To avoid damage to the eyes from the computer, keep it at a reasonable distance. Rub your hands together every 15 or 20 minutes and keep them on the eyes for a while. Doing this will give relief to the eyes.
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While working at home, try to stretch the body a bit. For this, the best time is in the morning and evening, but you can do it when you get the time.
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Light exercise in the home gives a lot of strength and strength to the body. In such a situation, dancing with music is the best option.
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Doing light exercise at home will keep the body in shape.
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Also eating simple and nutritious food will keep you same during lockdown period.
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