Pune: Members of the Maharashtra Task Force in Covid-19 has signaled an increase in masks considering the advice of experts on the tweak of behavior that matches Covid with a higher standard to protect people from omicron infections.
Vinod Scaria, the main scientist in Csiribib based in Delhi, which is part of insacog, said in a recent tweet that the “fitting” mask is the most important.
“The firm winner is without surprise the right FFP2 mask.
The average risk of infection is one of 1,000 when infected and vulnerable to wearing the right FFP2 mask.
Mask surgical rates are far bad (risk is one of 10).
This is actually a good idea To increase masks, in high-risk groups such as immunocompromised and people with Komorbodities.
“Member of the State Task Force Dr.
Shashank Joshi said,” Covid is a virus of air droplets.
One must use the right mask to prevent capture the virus in the air …
if Someone wore a cloth mask, he also had to wear a 3-ply mask so that the cover of adequate virus droplets.
“He said the transmission of ancestral tensions from Wuhan was 3.5, which rose to six for Delta variants and more than nine for Omicron.
“The speed of transmission is very high for deltas and omicrons, which is why in health and crowded services, it is very important to wear the N95 or FFP2 mask.
The mask must also be installed properly.
Leaving masked gaps even if they cover the mouth and nose can pose a risk of transmission.” VASANT Nagvestar, Consultants, Infectious Diseases, and Members of the State Task Force, said: “With Omicron in the image, the old concept may need tweaking.
For example, many of them with previous infections plus the two vaccine doses also contracted infection.
But this infection is light,” he said.
Dr.
Maria Nigam, Prana’s main doctor and founder, said, “N95 or FFP2 mask prevents around 95% of air virus particles enter the nose breathing road.
But the surgical mask used by most people.
It is not good enough to block transmission effectively.”
Covid-19: Experts increase masks; right right holding the key
