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Wash your hands!
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Have you ever seen germs? Maybe you haven't, but it's important to know that germs, viruses, and 1) bacteria are everywhere. Bacteria can cause 2) ear infections, toothache, and pneumonia, or 3) sore throats. Viruses can cause different diseases, including the flu and 4) COVID-19. You must follow a few simple 5) rules to stay 6) healthy. You may be touching germs 7) everywhere without even realizing it — shopping cart handles, public toilet 9) door handles, taps, lift 10) buttons, etc. The number one defense against germs is 11) washing your hands. You should wash your hands 12) before eating or touching food, after using the toilet, after coughing or sneezing, after petting animals, after 13) visiting sick friends, after 14) touching rubbish.
To wash your hands properly, you should wet your hands, apply 15) soap, scrub the front and back, nails, and wrists for about 20 seconds, then rinse thoroughly.
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