The condition of COVID -19 has continued to deteriorate. The number of confirmed cases in Malaysia is currently more than 500, and there are even 2 death cases in Malaysia. Based on the current data, the situation is pessimistic, but the people do not seem to pay enough attention to the prevention of the pandemic. Other than wearing masks, washing your hands frequently is another prevention that you can do. In this article, you will know the 10 areas where you can find a lot of viruses and you need to wash your hands after you have contact with these areas. 

1. Escalator

It is undeniable that escalator is a great invention. However, it is an area with a large number of viruses because people often hold the handlebar unconsciously when riding the escalator.

2. ATM Cash Machine

Every day, a lot of people will go to the ATM to collect money. You can imagine how many viruses left on the keyboard. 

3. Elevator Button

There is a possibility that there are viruses on the button of the elevator, whether it is the elevator in the company, home, or shopping mall. Remember to wash your hands when you press the button, you can prevent it!

4. Door Handles

You will not know if the door handles have just been touched by infected patients. Therefore, it is best to wash your hands after opening or closing the door to avoid infection.

5. Banknotes

Banknotes are also one of the ways of virus transmission. Therefore, it is encouraged to minimize the use of banknotes and use an e-wallet. If you cannot avoid it, remember to wash your hands after touching the banknotes. 

6. Toilet Flush Button

There are a lot of viruses in the public toilets, so remember to wash your hands after flushing to avoid being infected indirectly.

7. Filling Grips at Gas Stations

The refueling grips at the gas station are not specially disinfected. Hence, it is likely to become a place where you can find viruses. 

8. Public Tables And Chairs

The places where most people come into contact are the most dangerous, and the tables and chairs in public places (airports, bus stops) are no exception. Washing hands frequently is the best precaution.

9. Autopay Machine

After paying for your parking fee with the autopay machine, be sure to wash your hands. 

10. Public Transportation Seat

After taking public transportation, remember to wash your hands, and avoid touching your eyes, nose, mouth, etc. until then.

As long as you wash your hands frequently, avoid attending party activities, and always be alert, you can avoid being infected with COVID-19. Start washing hands diligently and do not wait until the pandemic is out of control because it is too late to regret it.