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Khaleej Times debunks some of them.
Rumour: Don't eat meat
Reality: Eating meat is safe. You have to be careful while handling raw meat, especially if you are in the infected region. People in the UAE don't have to worry. It is advisable to eat fully-cooked meat as a general precaution.
Rumour: Homoeopathy has cure for coronavirus
Reality: These medical claims are not proven and people should not fall for these. This may in fact lead to worsening your condition. Always seek certified medical care.
Rumour: Don't eat Chinese food
Reality: Chinese food that is made in the UAE is safe. Making well-cooked food is what matters. The kind of cuisine has no bearing on increasing the risk of infection. So, you can eat well-cooked Chinese food.
Rumour: Don't go to Dragon Mart
Reality: You should take precautions when you are in public places. The nationality or ethnicity of people does not make them infectious. It is their history of travel that poses risks.
Courtesy: Dr Vanesha Varik
Specialist Laparoscopic And General Surgeon
Chairperson Infection Control Department
Aster Hospital, Mankhool
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