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Figures in South Korea have revealed that the "Norovirus" virus is highly contagious because of its increased strength, after recording in recent days a 71% increase in infection rate over the same period of time. Last year..
According to the report published by the Korean Center for Disease Prevention, the number of injured would have risen to 147 during the first week of December, against 86 the first week of November..
According to the Korea Times, health authorities have urged citizens to comply with the rules of hygiene and hand washing for 30 seconds to prevent the spread of the virus, commonly known as vomiting germ, and to become an unwanted guest in winter. Symptoms persist for one to three days and can progress to severe dehydration, especially in young and old people..
Norovirus infection most commonly occurs in enclosed and overcrowded environments, such as hospitals, nursing homes, nurseries and schools, and is usually spread by contaminated food or water. . A person can be infected through direct contact with the infected person..
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