Can Corona be prevented by brushing teeth?

Global News May 25, 2020

LONDON (Reuters) - Experts are urging people to take a number of precautions to avoid coronavirus, a British dental professor has said.

LONDON Reuters Experts are urging people to

take a number of precautions to avoid coronavirus, a British dental professor has said.

According to Global News, Martin Eddy, a professor at the University of Bristol, says he wonders why experts in his field have not yet issued instructions to brush teeth to stop the spread of the corona virus.

Professor Martin Eddy says it has been proven that toothpaste protects against a variety of viruses and bacteria from entering the mouth.

I would advise people to brush their teeth whenever they start going out of the house, where they are taking care of face masks and sanitizers he said.

Professor Martin Eddy said that brushing your teeth and coming out will not only reduce your risk of getting the virus through your mouth, but also reduce the chances of other people being infected if you have the virus.

In this regard, people should keep in mind that the antimicrobial effect of toothpaste lasts for 3 to 5 hours, during which time you will have to brush your teeth again if you are out or want to go out again he said. 

USA: Zoo lion's corona test also came positive

WASHINGTON: Animals in the United States have also succumbed to the corona virus, with a lion's corona test at the Bronx Zoo in New York.

The coronavirus has targeted humans around the world, but now the deadly virus has begun to prey on animals as well.

According to a report by Global News, zoo animals in New York, the most affected state in the United States, have also started to be infected with the corona virus.

The zoo administration says it tested positive for the tiger's corona, which it says was transmitted by a deadly tiger caregiver.

According to the administration, four leopards and three lions had a dry cough yesterday, after which they were tested for corneal, one of which tested positive.

The Wildlife Department said people infected with the corona virus should stay away from pets so that the animals could be infected with the deadly virus.

57 killed in Sudan road accident

Darfur: At least 57 people have been killed and 20 others injured in a road accident in Sudan, officials say.

According to the details of Global News, a terrible traffic accident took place in the northern province of Darfur in Sudan, at least 57 people were killed in the road accident.

According to a report by a foreign news agency, the accident took place on Thursday evening in the Um Drassi area on the road connecting the towns of Nyala and Al-Fisher, a few kilometers away from the Shangal Tobaya area.

Another 20 people were injured in the crash. The accident happened when a truck carrying passengers collided with a truck carrying small vehicles.

It should be noted that Sudan is one of the countries with the highest number of road accidents in the world, especially due to careless driving and poor road conditions.

Introducing a unique table for maintaining social distance in American restaurants

WASHINGTON: American restaurants have introduced unique wheeled tables as a precautionary measure against the coronavirus.

According to Global News, the global epidemic of coronavirus has swept the world and a vaccine for the deadliest virus has not yet been developed, but experts say the best way to avoid the virus is to create social distance.

The Corona virus caused a worldwide lockdown, shutting down businesses, but after a two-month lockdown, a Maryland restaurant reopened and set up a unique social distance table.

Foreign media say that the design of this unique table with wheels is such that people are forced to maintain social distance on their own.

A video shared by the restaurant on Facebook shows hotel employees testing the table. The restaurant owner says the tables will be used as soon as the government allows the restaurant to open.

The restaurant management says that these tables are designed in such a way that only one person can use them, a big bumper has been installed on the sides of these tables which keep people away from each other.

Babar Azam joins foreign cricketer's team, Kohli out

Leading former Australian spinner Brad Hogg has opted for national cricket team captain Babar Azam over Kohli and included him in the Test XI.

Brad Hogg, 49, attributed Babar Azam's inclusion to the team to a century in Brisbane during his recent tour of Australia.

He said that one of the major reasons for including Babar Azam in the team was that the young batsman scored a century on a difficult pitch in Brisbane as it is not easy for foreign players to play on a difficult pitch in Brisbane.

Hogg said that Babar Azam scored a century and conveyed the message that he can do it so young batsmen are among the best players in the world.

Regarding Kohli, the Australian spinner said that the Indian captain did not live up to expectations, he could not score significant runs in the last 15 Test innings.

Everyone will ask me why Kohli was not included in the team Brad Hogg said. So my answer is that if you look at the last 15 innings. Kohli could score more than 31 runs only 4 times, so he is not in my team.

Other countries, including the Afghan president, Indian and Canadian prime ministers, expressed regret over the plane crash

ISLAMABAD: Foreign ministers of various countries, including Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister, have expressed regret over the tragic incident in Karachi.

Tweeting on social networking site Twitter, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said that he shares the grief of the families of those killed in the plane crash, adding that the Afghan nation is with Pakistan on this occasion of grief.

In his condolence message, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "We are saddened by the loss of precious lives in the plane crash in Pakistan. We offer our condolences to the bereaved family and pray for the speedy recovery of the injured."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lamented the plane crash on a social networking site, saying: "The news we received from Pakistan this morning is shocking. The Canadian people will remember you in their prayers today.

In addition, the Foreign Ministers of Canada, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Sri Lanka contacted Shah Mehmood Qureshi by telephone and expressed their sorrow and grief over the plane crash. Foreign Ministers express solidarity with Pakistan over loss of precious lives * Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi thanked the four Foreign Ministers for their solidarity.

A copy of the video game, the little kids jumped off the roof

Beijing: In China, minors jump from the roof while imitating a video game. The character in the video game also jumps from the roof and escapes.

According to Global News, two siblings, aged 9 and 11, jumped from the roof of their building while playing video games in the Chinese capital, Beijing. Both children were taken to hospital with serious injuries.

According to Global media, during the game, the younger sister told her brother, "If we jump, nothing will happen to us and we will be resurrected.

The two siblings then jumped off the roof together with their eyes closed, after which they were severely injured and fainted.

The parents of the children say that as the characters in the game fall from the buildings and come back to life, both children were spending most of their time playing the game every day due to the lockdown, which affected them so much that they Realized the characters of the game and jumped from a height of 50 feet.

The parents added that their children were normal and had become accustomed to the game, which forced them to go through this dangerous and deadly experience.

According to the report, the parents of the children sued the Chinese game company while the company refused to take responsibility for the incident saying that this is not our game.