No. Each measure count as lower risking factor. Infecting and if infected, lower viral load.
If your city have more cases, you should enforce measures.
What I suggest is get information from many sources, and check periodically.
Not health workers measures:
- Face mask & social distancing
- Prevent crows, closed zones and close contacts.
- Correct use of facemask, position, wash or renew or disinfect, depending of type and needs, and use them in closed public zones.
- Extra measures like protection glasses or screens. For example, for protect eyes from airborne transmission when not all not home people wear facemask inside closed spaces.
- In closed spaces, ventilation, use co2 tester for check vent is right.
- Extra measures like air purifier with HEPA filters.
- Oximeter and thermometer at home. This may be useful to detect earlier the possible infection.
- Higyene & Disynfect almost everything you enter your home, bleach 5% or alcohol. (Protect you hands from bleach, wash them after use)
- Leaving shoes at entrance or dysinfecting them before or at enter, spray 5% bleach to the base.
- change your clothes, to the wash, and take a shower each time enter home. I recommend this if the risk in your zone and your activities outside is medium- high risk. The complete risk is measured by the time exposed plus the time static risk.
If you are constantly infirmated and conciusly take it into account, and common sense, you should stay safe. But there is always a risk. Do everything inside your possibilities to reduce it.
