Summary of the advice, rules and regulations regarding the current situation

[BumbleB]

Talking of masks - I saw a gentleman the other day wearing a "variation" - he was using a tubular bandage 

[Gadget]

Mr G has just informed me that our illustrious university's scientists (University of Newcastle) have identified that this little b gets in via two 'bits' in the nose. I can't find the ref to it so far. He may have got a note about it via e-mail though 

It could, of course, be Fake News 

[Gadget]

Here it is

Scientists, including experts at Newcastle University, have discovered that goblet and ciliated cells in the nose have high levels of the entry proteins that the COVID-19 virus uses to get into our cells.

The identification of these cells by researchers involved in the Human Cell Atlas Lung Biological Network could help explain the high transmission rate of the virus.

https://www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/latest/2020/04/nosecellscovid-19/

so no poking fingers in noses!

[Viktoria]

Well as a Specialist asked me,after recurrent nosebleeds”Tell me, do you pick your nose?”
I told him  I often wrapped  my finger in my hankie and then tidied up inside.
“ Never put anything smaller than your elbow up your nose!”
I have remembered that!
The membranes are so delicate.
Viktoria.

[Skoosh]

"And just like that, money, fame, power & beauty are worthless...
Mother nature's message to us all:
You are not necessary.
The air, earth, water & sky without you are fine.
When you come back,
remember that you are my guests.
Not my masters."

Anon.

[Maiden Stone]

Mr G has just informed me that our illustrious university's scientists (University of Newcastle) have identified that this little b gets in via two 'bits' in the nose. I can't find the ref to it so far. He may have got a note about it via e-mail though 

It could, of course, be Fake News 

Addition to "Summary of the advice, rules &c.": When going out in public, wear a peg on your nose. Remove peg and wash it upon return home.
I thought that there are cells or membranes in noses whose function is to trap infections. Hence breathing through nose healthier than breathing through mouth. Could it be that, not having encountered this novel coronavirus before, that usual defence mechanism doesn't switch on?