Coronavirus – Precautionary Measures being taken by RWA and Guidelines to Prevent its Spread

Coronavirus – Precautionary Measures being taken by RWA and Guidelines to Prevent its Spread

India now has over  Many confirmed cases of COVID-19/Coronavirus. As we are all aware, it takes just one case of Coronavirus infection to put an entire community at risk. Minimizing the transmission risk requires every single person to take part in prevention. The basic principles of disease mitigation that have worked well are – maintaining hygiene and social distancing.

In light of this, we have taken some steps and measures to ensure safety of all our residents and staff. We have also reviewed and collated a list of suggestions/recommendations/precautions to be taken by all of us in order to keep ourselves and those around us safe and healthy. These are detailed below:

Precautionary measures are taken

Ø    Called off social gathering/community events such as Holi.

Ø    Closed commonly used amenities such as Gym/TT area.

Ø  Deferred opening of the Swimming pool till 15th April (as per Noida Authority regulation pools need to  remain shut till 15 April.) The opening of the pool will be decided based on the situation in April.

Ø   Increased frequency of cleaning and sanitizing of common areas, lifts, lift panels, stair railings, door handles, etc.

Ø    Stopped bio-metric attendance of all staff. Domestic staff/employee ID cards are not being handled right now.

Ø    Provided extra soap, soap strips to all society staff.

Ø    Ordered hand sanitizers for use by the staff who are most at risk due to interaction with several visitors throughout the day.

Ø    Provided masks to the security, maintenance, and housekeeping staff and gloves to the housekeeping staff.

Ø    Restricted the use of club-house for events.

Recommendations & Tips for Residents – General Precautions

Ø    Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based (at least 60% alcohol) hand sanitizer.

Ø    Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.

Ø    Disinfect your main door knobs/handles and calling bell switches frequently.

Ø    If you have to step out of the house for supplies, once back the first thing to do is thoroughly clean your hands and change the clothes immediately.

Ø    Do not use the gym, children playing areas, swimming pools or other common amenities.

Ø    Sensitise your domestic staff, drivers, and other employees about the issue and the precautions that need to be taken by them at work and at their homes.

Ø    Delivery products – ask delivery executives to leave the parcels at the gate and collect it personally (it will not be possible for the security staff to make doorstep deliveries!). If that is not possible, ask them to leave the package outside your door after ringing the doorbell.

Ø    It is the responsibility of each resident to protect themselves and seek medical help or report if they suspect they are infected.

Ø    If the resident has recently traveled to any of the Coronavirus hit countries/states/cities, please monitor your health very carefully and, if you have any signs or symptoms, seek medical help immediately and/or quarantine yourself for 15 days.

Ø    Boost your immunity with adequate sleep, Zinc, Vitamin-C, and other multivitamins.

Ø    Maintain an emergency contact list.

Government Helpline

Ø    The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare can be reached 24*7 at +91 11-23978046 or ncov2019@gmail.com

We seek the cooperation and support of all residents to ensure these precautionary measures are implemented well. If anyone has additional suggestions or tips to help improve the measures being taken, please share it with all of us.

Regards

India Financial Consultancy Corporation Private Limited.

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