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4. Just back from an H1N1 affected country? What should you do? Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore.

5. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Firstly, it is important that you declare your travel history honestly . Secondly, you should not go to school. Stay at home for 7 days. During these 7 days, you should monitor your health regularly by checking for any flu-like symptoms .

6. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Think you might have it? How can you tell?

7. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. High fever (at or above 37.6 o C) Cough Runny nose Sore throat Body ache Headache Tiredness It is important that you do not hide any of these flu-like symptoms What are the symptoms of H1N1?

9. Even if you have not travelled but have flu-like symptoms… Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Go see a doctor and stay at home Keep away from others and keep up with good hygiene habits

11. We can play our part to slow down the spread of H1N1 in Singapore Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore.

12. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Let’s NOT fool around. Let’s… Keep good personal health Have a balanced diet Exercise regularly Rest well

13. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Let’s NOT fool around. Let’s… Practise good personal hygiene Cough or sneeze into a tissue and dispose of it appropriately Not share personal items like towels and handkerchiefs Wash our hands thoroughly with soap and water

14. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Let’s NOT fool around. Let’s… Take note of the following Use serving spoons when sharing food Don’t spit Wear a mask when I have flu or common cold

15. Copyright © Ministry of Education, Singapore. Let’s NOT fool around. Let’s … Practise social distancing for now Practise social responsibility for ourselves and others Not blame our friends... ...who are sick and make them feel guilty

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