The threat of the Zika virus has reached global levels, which has prompted Facebook to join prevention campaigns.
The popular social network has partnered with the non-governmental organization (NGO) Brazilian Abrasco reported to sensitize the population in Latin America, said Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook.
The businessman recalled through his Facebook page that “Zika virus has spread in more than 20 countries and is one of the greatest public health challenges at this time. For pregnant women who contract the virus, has been linked with brain damage to their babies. “
Also, Zuckerberg said that the virus is transferred by mosquitoes, and there are no medicines for treatment or prevention, so the most important thing now is to avoid being bitten.
Similarly, Facebook CEO included a video in which more recommendations thereon are issued.
“Pregnant women are a risk group. Therefore, use repellents, place protection on windows and doors as fabrics. Make constant cleaning avoiding ponding of water, “he explains video.
As a community, we can help fight the virus by raising awareness Zika. Facebook has partnered With the non-profit Abrasco Divulga in Brazil as part of an effort Also we’ll roll out across Latin America.The Zika virus has spread to more than 20 Countries and is one of the biggest public health challenges right now. WHO for pregnant women get the virus, it has-been linked to brain damage for Their babies.The virus is Carried by mosquitoes. There are no medicines to treat or Prevent the virus yet, so right now the Most Important thing is to try to avoid mosquito bites. Here is a video from our campaign we hope That Provides valuable information to expectant mothers. You can find more advice here: http://www.who.int/csr/disease/zika/
Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Finally, Zuckerberg said that you can get more information on the official website of the World Health Organization, which may access by clicking here.
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