Coronavirus: How to do social distancing properly


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Bicycles are now a safer means of transport than the bus and train. Virologists continue to recommend you get fresh air if you are in isolation at home. Photo: Paul Zinken/dpa

Stay at home as much as you can: This is currently the most important piece of advice given by health officials to anyone in a country where the coronavirus is spreading.

The less contact we have with each other, the smaller the risk of further spreading the novel coronavirus known as Sars-CoV-2.

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